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What Causes A Rectocele After An Hysterectomy?

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Posted on Thu, 19 May 2016
Question: i have a rectasil {spelling?} i believe this occurred after a hysterectomy. how dangerous is this condition and what kind of doctor do i need to see to repair it?
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Answered by Dr. T Chandrakant (2 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Not dangerous, please see a Gynecologist if rectocele.

Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query, albeit short and specific.
Noted your medical and medication history.

It seems that you have a rectocele. It may certainly occur after hysterectomy.
Also needed is to see whether cystocele is also present or not.
You should see a Gynecologist for further clinical evaluation and treatment options.

This is not a dangerous condition.
I hope this answers your query, please feel free to ask for further relevant queries if you feel that there is a gap of communication.

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What Causes A Rectocele After An Hysterectomy?

Brief Answer: Not dangerous, please see a Gynecologist if rectocele. Detailed Answer: Hi. Thanks for your query, albeit short and specific. Noted your medical and medication history. It seems that you have a rectocele. It may certainly occur after hysterectomy. Also needed is to see whether cystocele is also present or not. You should see a Gynecologist for further clinical evaluation and treatment options. This is not a dangerous condition. I hope this answers your query, please feel free to ask for further relevant queries if you feel that there is a gap of communication.