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I had an Ileostomy for about 3 months (because of a perforationEsophageal perforation Gastrointestinal perforation in my sm. intestines following a lap) and a reversal that was over 15 years ago. I still have staples viewable on xray...I have several kinds digestive complaint from GERDS to some crazy intense pain that causes dumpingDumping syndrome (only at night-figure that one out)
Here's my Question.....
I have always had discomfort in the area where my staples show up on said xray. Recently, I have had a significant increase in pain, blackBlack cohosh Black draught Black haw tarry stools, and nausea. I have had an endoscopy in the last year with a clean bill of health. Any thoughts???
Black tarry stools is suggestive of bleeding that may be somewhere 'upstream' - such as in the region of the stomach. Blood that enters an area of digestive enzymes such as those that are found in the small intestine can result in production of a blackBlack cohosh Black draught Black haw tar-like stool.
Despite the clean bill of health on last year's colonoscopy, I'd suggest you get in touch with your doctor and make an appointment.
Just to add to Calgal's comments above, the medical name for blackBlack cohosh Black draught Black haw tarry stools is melena and you may be able to obtain further information if you type this word into google or yahoo or .... etc
Despite the clean bill of health on last year's colonoscopy, I'd suggest you get in touch with your doctor and make an appointment.
regards
Morecambe