Reply to "Please help: Difficulty Evacuating Pouch"

LizAdairMember

I believe I am able to empty completely--I am not having incontinence or seepage. It just takes me several trips because I only get out a little at a time. So I don't know that I need an enema (at least not currently.)

The problem is more the difficulty itself is unusual for me (and I have some rectal pressure, especially when I need to empty) and also some occasional bladder pressure. I can pass gas only when lying down. This happened very quickly. Of course, if there is a prolapse, we'll try out best to make-do until after pregnancy.

But I am frightened. And I want to know what is going on in there. Would a scope not reveal a prolapse at all? Or is there something else that could be going on?

1/23/2210:56 AM

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