Reply to "New thing and I hate it!"

Jan DollarModerator, RN, retired

Ha! Those nerve endings must of woken up after all this time. Weird though that it would actually coincide with a full k-pouch. Maybe the general fullness in your abdomen puts pressure in the rectal area still and stimulates those nerves.

A shame though. You'd think that at least you'd be forever free of that sense of urgency... Hopefully, it is like phantom limb syndrome and will fade with time. I know itseems strange to appear this long after surgery, but it can take up to a year for nerve trauma to resolve.

Jan

10/6/132:23 AM

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