You need to be taking AGAROL until your bowels are moving. I had problems and was taking 20 ml of the stuff - then my bowels started working. Make sure you eating lots of fibre...etc..
What has happened is my stools have become large again. Thats why the recovery time is long with this surgery - your bowels return to normal and your pooh stops been wafers...
I had a week ago my worst week - I got a lot of blood dripping from by bottom in which I passed a very large stool. Yes - it was uncomfortable. I have been told that the stools return to normal faster then the muscles in your bottom do. Thus why its uncomfortable for awhile. Its only uncomfortable for the short time I have the bowel movement. The itching went after about 2 months... I did have the burning awhile back and get it on occasions. But its less and less.
Time is the key with this surgery.
I get the urge to go - I have to go. Thats the stomach returning to normal also. All these things can seem un-normal to those who have suffered for so long at the hands of hemmorhoids.
It does get better - there are some setbacks along the way...
optomistic that it will continue they say 6 to 8 weeks for recovery so hang on in there hopefully thing s are improving for you by now. The best cure is a good book and sleep no pain when you are out of it.
I week since op - several hemms removed plus skin tags.
When I left hospital I was given Lactoluse as a stool sofnter. I am on 2 x 15ml doses, and I have a bowl of All Bran, a huge smoothy with 5 fruits in, and fibre rich soups. STILL HURTS LOTS to have a bowel movement. I tried stopping the codeine based pain relief the hosp also gave me since that gives you constipation but the Ibuprofen I got at the pharmacy was not strong enough and today I have got more co-dydramol.
My worry is that now although they are softer my bms are less controlled - I need to be near the loo at all times - cant think of returning to work this week in case of accidents. What experience do others have of this?
C :-(
Can you give me your opinion? I had a bleeding internal heamaroid (off on for a year) which has stopped bleeding after and I feel fine. I have no health or lifestyle problems, no pain and I'm physically active. My specialist recommended the stapled surgery, however I am having 2nd thoughts after reading these postings. Your opinions?
Thanks
I just had the surgery on the 18th of October and must say that the first day was excruciating pain! I also could not urinate the first day and had to go to the emergency room after ten hours of not urinating, fortunately I was able to urinate while I was in the waiting room. The second day was definitely better as far as pain is concerned, but still at a 8 on a scale of 1-10. Day three has set me back, as I have been constipated and passing gas hurts just as much the first day! I have been taking metamucil and mineral oil, but no results as of yet The spasms are the worst. I am hoping that tomorrow is better. I had three large internal hemorrhoids removed and I am a 33 year old male. The first day was the worst pain I ever felt!
I have had three diff procedures done banding, stapling and now a Hemorrhoidectomy the pain is unbelievable I am on the 7 th day now and if i never have this done again its too soon lol Im in pain all the time not only from the bm but also the constant oozing and discharging it very uncomfortable just wondering if any one out there knows how long this lasts for the oozing I mean