Reply to "Pain with prolapsed and floppy pouch"

SamG87Member

Thank you for the feedback. I actually do use calmoseptine for burning and it helps very much. Unfortunately that’s not the issue. I made a mistake in my initial post - in addition to the prolapse, I have a paradoxical pouch (that’s what Dr. Shen called it) where my rectum squeezes when I have to go to the bathroom so not much comes out. That’s what the biofeedback was for. But the pain is an inch or two inside my pouch and was directly where the biofeedback was targeting. I hope the clarification makes more sense.

8/11/2011:06 AM

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