Reply to "Rectal area pain after BCIR"

skn69Member

Small abscess in the Cul de Sac de Douglas...that little scoop shaped bone that is at the base of the spine.

Adhesions are possible...so are phantom pains and a 'tethered nerve' or filament at the base of the spine that needs clipping...

Just throwing out some suggestions here.

I have had that knife pain on occasion, maybe once or twice every few years, usually after sitting on a bike or doing certain exercises. It stimulates the area and causes horrible pain but in my case, it subsides within 24hrs.

They might need to do an exploratory...could a tiny piece of rectal tissue been left behind?

Sharon

8/31/195:47 PM

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