Reply to "Pain have where was the ileostomy and dirrhea"

WinterberryMember

Hello, Borislav. Sometimes I can have a mild pain at my old ileostomy site. I am 1 year after reversal. It is healed completely, only a light purple colour, but if I move a certain way it can give me a sharp pain even now. I think it is my scar tissue or adhesions. You are early days so your old ostomy site inside is still healing. Some people heal faster than others. So much happened at the ostomy site so it may take more time for scar tissue to soften and the swelling to settle down. My stomach area was swollen for many months, but finally swelling went down, maybe at 8 months, maybe longer, I can't remember. But it hurt in the early months if I sat down or stood up. Is yours red, feels hot, or bleeding?

5/22/1710:46 PM

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