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I have pelvic dyssenergia. Does anyone else have that?
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@rnewman12
There is only one GI who specializes in the deffecation issue and we are trying to locate a PT who will work with BioFeedback and one will not touch the Anus. Amazing. I am in extreme pain a lot of the time because of hemmoroids plus the stoll wantedee to pass and cannot. I have a lot of mucous. I've had a cololoocopy. We are hoping the PT I have been referred to wil do Bio Feedback. She will work with the Anorectal issue. I exercise the required exercises daily except once in a while I am in jiust too much pain. I have no life and the only time I go out is for an appointment in the afternon. Want to hear more of what everyone is doing. I take Miralax and Sun Fiber. Please excuse the grammar and misspellings I am funcially blind as the result of a series of strokes a few years ago . The defecation isue did not arise for a few years after that.
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@maggie1942
Hi, Maggie. I'm so sorry you've been hit with so much. The hemorrhoids will improve if the constipation and dyssynergia improves. I was to the point of considering the surgery for the hemorrhoids which even the colorectal surgeon told me had a very difficult recovery but now things are under control enough so I won't need to do that. One thing to consider is whether lots of fiber is actually the right thing for constipation. My body can no longer process whole grains or woody vegetables like the stalks of broccoli well. There are other foods that provide bulk and fiber that are easier to digest. I also can't handle anything fermented. Sourdough bread has been a game-changer for me and now there's even a sourdough pasta (Bionaturae). Sourdough is easier to digest. And of course, drinking plenty of water helps too. But -- everyone is different. There is a lot of trial and error necessary to get anywhere. BTW, I'm menopausal and 68. Aging plays a role, too...