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Is Pubic Bone Pain Normal After A Rectocele Repair Procedure?
I have pain in pubic area after my cystocele/rectocele on August 22, 2017. My Urologist says it is scar tissue. Is that common? It mainly hurts when I bend over. Ibuprofen dulls the pain, however, is always there, but only when I bend. He said it could take up to a year to go away.
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* According to my long surgical experience, certain ligament pain and nerve related issues do arise after rectocele repair.
* What I recommend at this juncture is:
- Avoid constipation with plenty of liquids, high fiber diet.
- Avoid sitting long on hard surfaces, long drives.
- Prefer soft cushion support when ever possible.
- Be in regular follow up with your surgeon.
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Is Pubic Bone Pain Normal After A Rectocele Repair Procedure?
Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. * According to my long surgical experience, certain ligament pain and nerve related issues do arise after rectocele repair. * What I recommend at this juncture is: - Avoid constipation with plenty of liquids, high fiber diet. - Avoid sitting long on hard surfaces, long drives. - Prefer soft cushion support when ever possible. - Be in regular follow up with your surgeon. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.