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  2. BCIR (Barnett Continent Intestinal Reservoir) - Peer Advice

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    BCIR is a modification of the Kock pouch procedure. In this surgery, a pouch is created from the small intestine. This internal reservoir collects waste, which is then drained several times a day through a catheter inserted into a small, flush stoma (opening) on the abdominal wall. Unlike the conventional ileostomy, where waste continuously ...

  3. Barbie & Ken Butt Surgery - What to Expect and How to Prepare

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    Returning to work after ostomy surgery should not be rushed. Check out our 4 necessities before getting back on the job, and our other workplace tips. I need to eventually get the rest of my colon taken out and Barbie butt surgery (I have extremely tight strictures in my colon so they can't see in to see if I have any polyps, etc.).

  4. Recovery after Rectum Removal & Ileostomy - Seeking Advice -...

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    Yes, it was painful, of course, it is surgery after all. After-effects were minimal though, after around 3 weeks I was still a bit sore, sitting down for a lengthy period was an issue until I found a horseshoe-shaped cushion. Ring cushions were no help at all. The skin still stretched and pulled on the stitches.

  5. Weight loss after colon removal surgery? - meetanostomate.org

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    Hi, I am an almost 23-year-old female who just had to have her colon removed for having severe C.Diff for over 3 1/2 years. It was causing major problems, causing my kidney function to go down to low 70's and extreme water retention around 15 lb...

  6. What is recovery like after colon and rectum removal surgery?

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    I am a cancer warrior and have my full colon and rectum removal scheduled. I'm quite scared as the most surgery I ever had was a wisdom tooth removed. What is recovery typically like? I have little kiddos (early elementary age) and just moved ve...

  7. Rectum Removal Surgery - Hospital Stay & Recovery Experiences?

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    Apr 29, 2018 3:19 pm. Drfields24 had a colon and rectum removal in 2009. 5-6 days in the hospital and 2-3 weeks at home walking a lot. Start slowly and when you can, increase distance and time. The walking is a whole body wellness regimen. It worked for me. Just no moving objects with your feet, not even a door stop.

  8. Experiences With Barbie Butt/proctectomy Surgery?

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    Removal of the area where the tumor was for a cancer-free margin, the Barbie Butt made from removing part of my six-pack in my abdominal structure, the Ostomy, and they removed my appendix while they were in there. I was in the hospital for 7 days. It was very touchy with sitting but not crazy painful.

  9. Reversal after sigmoid colon removal - MeetAnOstoMate

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    I am new to this as I just recently got out of the hospital after over a month's stay. I had a hysterectomy and the surgeon punctured my jejunum. I had my sigmoid colon removed as it was destroyed while sitting in half a gallon of sepsis. Also removed was a portion of the jejunum. Is there anyone out there with experience in a reversal with ...

  10. Passing stool from rectum after ileostomy surgery -...

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    6. While the skin prep spray dries (approx 30 seconds), get your wafer ready by measuring (if necessary) and applying the paste seal/gasket around the opening in the wafer. 7. Next, apply your wafer and ostomy pouch to prevent stool from leaking out.

  11. Gracilis Muscle Surgery for Fistula Coverage - Experiences?

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    The damage from radiation is what caused the fistula. Statistics show patients who have damaged colons and fistulas caused by radiation have the worst outcomes of any group regarding the gracilis muscle surgery. I believe the last study showed percentages around 17% for positive outcomes. I will continue to research.