Reply to "? Prolapsed pouch?"

Scott FMember

It's best not to get to far ahead of the information, IMO. The defecography will provide key information, including just how socially awkward a medical test can be. Assuming you have a prolapse, I think some sort of structural repair is the only way you'll get your pouch to function well. Ask your surgeon how many prolapsed pouches he/she has repaired, and get a list of the options your surgeon is offering. Ask about the pros and cons of each one. Then it's less speculation and more decision-making. I'm sorry you have to deal with this, but I'm glad you a straightforward, correctable problem.

4/1/163:43 PM

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