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Pain during BM ?
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tonia123
Hi and welcome. I'm glad you are through treatment, but sorry to hear about your painful BM's. I remember having pain with mine for quite some time after my treatment ended. I suspect what you are experiencing is within the realm of normal post-treatment. You might want to try applying some Lidocaine cream to your anal area prior to a BM to numb the area. Also, if your stool is hard, a stool softener may help. Be sure to drink plenty of water to avoid constipation and hard stools. I hope you will find something that will help, however, sometimes time is the best healer. I wish you all the best in your continued recovery.
Martha
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still have pain
i do not want to discourage or scare you but pain is normal.....i am 7years post tx and still have pain during soft BM's....everyone is different...there are many of us that do not have pain after some time....i use Balneol cream every morning to help with the slide.... i use Konsyl every day for fiber.... i use colace stool softeners every day.... i am doing all that i can.....it should get better with time.....sephie
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