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Christine
September 7, 2006 - 2:45pm
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procedure
Hi Guenevere,
I don’t know of this particular surgery, but I think you have to trust your doctor’s best judgment at this point. I wish you the very best and will be thinking of you!
I just need to mention to the others that the rectal approach to rectocele repair is very old and not widely used because the anus does not always fully recover from the dilation required of the procedure.
Christine
ann.helen
September 10, 2006 - 9:33pm
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hi
the word's fairly new would scare the life out of me in any kind of surgery. I wouldn't like to be any doctor's guinea pig. So i would be concerned that "recovery", may not be anything like you are being sold, particularlily when you use the word "fixes".
As far as i know there is no sucessfully "fix" from these surgery, and often very difficult complication's.
however should you go ahead, best of luck with it.
anne-helen
beandippy
September 10, 2006 - 10:11pm
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Let us know
Hi Guenevere. I am new here, and don't know much about anything, but I hope everything goes well for you. I don't think I would have the surgery myself, but then again, I don't know your situation, or have any knowledge of the surgery. However, I would be very interested in knowing how it goes for you - could you please keep us posted? Best of luck, and God Bless, Glor