The Fibroma is on the very top of the stoma. I don’t know why it developed but I’ll be sure to ask the dr at my next visit. If it becomes a problem, the dr said he would have to surgically remove it. It would be an outpatient procedure.
The Fibroma is on the very top of the stoma. I don’t know why it developed but I’ll be sure to ask the dr at my next visit. If it becomes a problem, the dr said he would have to surgically remove it. It would be an outpatient procedure.
I expect to have Fibroma excised later in the month. The surgeon thinks it should be removed and a biopsy will be done to make sure not an issue. No reason to believe it will.
I expect to have Fibroma excised later in the month. The surgeon thinks it should be removed and a biopsy will be done to make sure not an issue. No reason to believe it will.
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I have not experienced a Fibroma. How/where did it develop? What is the treatment? Sorry. Ostomy is enough w/o additional hiccups.
The Fibroma is on the very top of the stoma. I don’t know why it developed but I’ll be sure to ask the dr at my next visit. If it becomes a problem, the dr said he would have to surgically remove it. It would be an outpatient procedure.
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1 Reaction@a009507, did you decide to have it removed? Is it bothersome?
It’s not bothersome now. Thank goodness.
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2 ReactionsI expect to have Fibroma excised later in the month. The surgeon thinks it should be removed and a biopsy will be done to make sure not an issue. No reason to believe it will.
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1 ReactionPlease update us after the biopsy.
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1 ReactionFibroma removed yesterday. Some slight bleeding and very sore throat. Have yet to poop. Hoping this isn’t a problem.
Pooped some this morning. 😀