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DiscussionAbdomen nerve pain 10 weeks post colon resection
Digestive Health | Last Active: Nov 16, 2025 | Replies (8)Comment receiving replies
Replies to "@dlydailyhope Nerve pain mostly on skin surface although occasionally a deep sharp pain with a sneeze..."
@dormor321
I meant to also mention that inflammation and bloating may put more pressure on small nerve fibers in skin which causes more pain/discomfort. Managing inflammation and bloating may help reduce the nerve pain.
@dormor321 my experience—small meals, chew thoroughly, hydrate….very gentle foods…fiber is easier if any fiber you eat is well cooked…good luck !
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@dormor321
You may want to use some cool compresses on your abdomen near where you had surgery for tissue inflammation. Lidocaine cream/patches can help with nerve pain. Voltaren gel can help with pain from inflammation.
You may want to focus on the healing and reduce the fiber a little but want to keep things moving. Make sure to drink lots of water to help the fiber move through your GI tract.
Once you have healed, you may want to work with a dietitian/nutritionist to review diet/supplements to make recommendations to prevent future problems.
It’s good you will follow-up with your doctor on next steps for continued healing and pain management.