Reply to "Prolapsed hemorrhoid/skin tag? - UPDATED! :)"

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Hi also have a skin tag. I noticed it one year after my j-pouch surgery. My surgeon told me just leave it alone. Now it's been 8 years since surgery the skin tag is just a little larger but doesn't interfere with bowel movements. When I have pouchitis it seems to get a little larger. I am still not able to gain weight. There are just certain foods that I just can not eat. I spoke to nutritionist, she told me try other foods with baby steps. I have been trying to do that but than I always have bleeding and burning at night. I can't tolerate it any longer. Does anyone have a magic solution for this problem? Thanks Grace

9/14/181:10 PM

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