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@rnewman12
It definitely is a trial and error discovery. Since my surgeon stretched my stricture at transverse colon anastomosis I can eat without blockages. This was a scary thing to be done but I could not have made it through another surgery. The lumen had clamped down to size of a pencil so only liquids could go through. At the very beginning he told me it takes about 1 year for the scar tissue to soften up to be more pliable. It has been 6 months and I can finally tell a difference. I truly believe I will live but it has been HARD. Just take it 1 day at a time and dont give up.

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@musicjewishcarp2008
thanks for your update......re your comment "Since my surgeon stretched my stricture at transverse colon anastomosis"......Non invasive surgery?......Any details most appreciated

{have a narrow small intestine following surgery to remove a tumor /during surgery... my small bowel was cut and surgery in the middle of operation had to changed to open.... ongoing unresolved issues with constipation / bloating/ gas and stomach discomfort]