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Rectocele, pushing to POOP? Non-surgical methods to help!
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- Опубликовано: 1 янв 2024
- If you have been told you have a rectocele or are having trouble have a bowel movement with a bulge in the vagina, I can teach you the non-surgical methods to ease your life and feel more functional.
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Im going to gp in uk tommorow regards this ..this has been invaluable thankyou
Well, I guess that’s what is my problem…..I am so scared to go to Dr. with this. Of all things. I am so modest. Poop in front of someone? I’m devastated.
Normally, if you go to the doctor for these type of bowel issues, the physician will not expect you to poop in front of them. So don’t be worried about that. The main issue is just understanding what’s causing your problems so that you can be presented with repair options.
This was a very informative and well presented video. I came across it randomly ‘surfing’ RUclips.
Glad it was helpful!
I’ve learned somuchafter watching this video, THANKYOU, I’m 87 and have been diagnosed with mild to moderate rectocele prolapse,found whilst having cystoscope due to constant UTIs. I really don’t want surgery so using laxatives and kegel exercises. Fingers x it doesn’t get any worse I do have back discomfort most days.
Kegels can help but another consideration is a pessary if you can find a comfortable one that fits. Your gynecologist should be able to help you with that. You can possibly avoid surgery doing the things. Hope all goes well.
Thank you so much! Will be interested in hearing the surgical treatment from you!
That should be published this weekend
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I had a hysterectomy,cystocele and rectocyle in 2022. I started having some issues in 2023. This year in 2024 is worse. I went to a gynecologist in Knoxville Tn,close to where I live. I’m going to check out a colorectal surgeon. Terrible surgery. Disgusted. The dr told me during exam that these surgeries are all he does. Shameful drs out there
@@veronicaleonard7341 would be happy to help or give you my opinion, I am in Bristol.
How can a person fully empty bowels after the bowel movement without harming or making things worse? There is often “leftovers” and it is uncomfortable or gives a burning sensation after. Thank you for your time
You will not harm yourself by pressing in on the rectocele to have a bowel movement. Just try not to strain too hard that will make the rectocele worse over time.
Thank you, Dr. Jeff! This was the most informative video I have seen on RUclips so far on the subject of rectal prolapse. I have watched a lot of them over the last few months. I believe that’s exactly what I have and I’m pretty sure it hasn’t gone passed stage 2. I saw a colorectal surgeon about 4 months ago and on that day, he didn’t see anything protruding. Since then, it has gotten worse and my rectum is slightly peaking out. I’m 74 years old and I think the reason for the prolapse is previous straining and the fact that everything “down there” is weak now. Unfortunately, in the area I live in, there are no pelvic floor therapists. There are also no urology/gynecologists here either. I’ll be returning to the colorectal doctor next month for another evaluation. Of course, I’m hoping he doesn’t recommend surgery for me. I wish I lived in Tennessee because I would come to you without hesitation. Any input from you would certainly be appreciated. Thank you so much!
@@pattysylvester8470 thanks for your comments. I certainly hope to just give good information that helps you and making informed decisions. I’m sorry you don’t have anybody near you. You may have some local gynecologist who could help you with this type of problem. Keep looking.
If you have a pessary fitted can you do pelvic floor exercises and other exercises. Had one fitted in for 6 months. Thank you for your encouraging advice doctor
Great suggestion!
Is the pessary helping?
thanks a lot I am going to do coloscopy at the age of 34 is it safe? i have the same symptoms of a rectocele but i am afraid it is something else
Do you mean colonoscopy? If yes then the procedure is safe with a rectocele.
Is there a connection between rectocele and diverticulitis? What about mediolaterial episiotomies?
Rectal often can lead to constipation, which then often will lead to diverticulosis and diverticulitis. Lateral episiotomies are not typically associated with rectal but still, it’s trauma from birth and vaginal delivery that leads to a lot of these type of defects.
Can you have digestive problems because of a rectocele. Thank you .
No, typically just constipation issues.
Yikes!😮
Don’t be fearful seek help!
Can being hit by a car lead to rectocele ?
Not typically but childbirth and chronic constipation are most likely.
I get lots of burning and itching in my vaginal area along with UTI's.
This is often vaginal atrophy, which is thinning of the vaginal tissues, especially associated with menopause. This can lead to a lot of problems, including urinary urgency, and burning when you pee as well as UTIs.
Misleading Title for this video‼️
How is that?
Defacography? AAAAK
What is the question?
@@DrJeffreyMcQueary Thank you Dr there is no way I will-or would consent to a defecography. It's comforting to hear most clinicians can feel thru pelvic exam & other testing.