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Oct 08, 2016

Colostomy for Slow Transit Constipation - Experiences and Outcomes?

Topic Explanation
The forum topic is about individuals sharing their experiences and outcomes with having a colostomy for slow transit constipation and pelvic floor dysfunction. The initial poster is concerned about the potential outcomes of the surgery and is seeking insights from others who have undergone similar procedures.

Advice and Insights
- Reply 2: The poster shares their experience with a colostomy due to slow transit constipation and pelvic floor dysfunction, expressing relief and improved quality of life post-surgery.
- Reply 3: Another individual with similar issues is opting for an ileostomy and is looking forward to potential pain relief and improved quality of life after the surgery.
- Reply 4: A long-term ileostomy patient shares their positive experience, emphasizing the improvement in their quality of life and the ability to resume normal activities post-surgery.
- Reply 5: The poster expresses eagerness for the surgery, hoping to alleviate the pain and discomfort caused by their condition and looks forward to a better quality of life.
- Reply 6: A supportive message wishing the poster well and expressing hope for a life-changing improvement after the surgery.
- Reply 9: A recommendation to contact the United Ostomy Association of America for informative resources and a positive experience of regaining quality of life after the surgery.
- Reply 10: The poster expresses gratitude for the positive experiences shared and plans to keep in touch with the results after their surgery.
- Reply 11: A supportive message encouraging the poster to update on their recovery progress and offering prayers for healing.
- Reply 12: An update from the poster post-surgery, sharing their recovery progress and positive outlook on the surgery's potential benefits.
- Reply 13: A detailed account of the poster's experience, including the discovery of an underlying condition causing pain and the subsequent reversal of the ileostomy after addressing the root cause.

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