Lumps on My Stoma: Treatment and Updates

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leolynne
Feb 02, 2010 7:51 am
i have had the lumps checked and they are nothing to worry about i,ve been going for the past 4 weeks to have silver niterate put on them and again tomorrow.. my stoma nurse called them granulars none the wiser but be glad when they have gone...
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hope everyone is well Leolynne xx
Past Member
Feb 02, 2010 8:27 am


Hi leolynne
Granulars are quite common with ostomy's. I have had a few over the years.  Silver niterate is the normal treatment, it's slightly uncomfortable  
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  having it done. I,m glad it was nothing serious, still not very nice though.
Posted by: freedancer

In both of my cases, I had no choice. It was surgery or be put 6 feet under! I thank God that He has been with me all these times. Without Him, I never would have known what to do and might not have gone to the hospital when I did. I don't know if you have had your surgery or not yet but I hope you will hang out on this website when you are done. I have learned a great deal through the people here and it is so great having others who have had the same thing done and been through what you are about to or have gone through. The only thing I have turned down is a reversal of the ileostomy. When the doctors did the emergency rebuilding of my original ileostomy this last February, I told them I did not want to go through this again. My doctor told me at that time that I was no longer a candidate for the reversal. In a way, I was very relieved. The last three years of my life have been a nightmare for me. I do not want to go through any of it again. If you wish to be rehooked up and they say you are a good choice for that, research it carefully. Every surgery I have ever had except for Old and New Maxine and the emergency surgery on my broken foot, I have spent weeks researching. I recently had my C5 C6 disk in my neck replaced with an artificial one. I went to my pre-op with 2 pages of questions for the doctor. I knew everything that they were going to do and could talk intelligently with them. I always try to research my adversaries! Don't cancel your surgery. It is nice not to have to suffer any longer with horrible pain. We all had to change a few things around when we had our surgeries but in the long run, most of us are glad we did it. I know I am. Good luck to you!

Past Member
Feb 03, 2010 2:45 am
Are they common with all kinds of ostomies or certain types?
Uro, colo, or ileo?
Past Member
Feb 03, 2010 4:43 am
I don't know about Uro. but with ileo. yes. But you may never get one.  Don't worry they are easily treated. They just bleed a lot when changing appliance. I have a jejunostomy now have had 1 on that as well.
leolynne
Feb 03, 2010 3:57 pm
Hello again all... I had to go to the hospital again today and i asked if all stomas get these and my stoma nurse said yes all types can get them either on the end of your stoma or at the base... i have to go back again next week for them to apply more silver niterate really will be glad when they go... leolynne
 

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