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Please Recommend places in Texas
Can you tell me several places in Texas that specilize in laparoscopic procedure and the adbdominal
sacrohysteropexy to correct rectoceles? I want a pocedure to correct a large rectocele that does not result in dyspareunia. Any recommendations to the best methodd, expert pyhsicans or places in Texas would be greatly appreciated.
sacrohysteropexy to correct rectoceles? I want a pocedure to correct a large rectocele that does not result in dyspareunia. Any recommendations to the best methodd, expert pyhsicans or places in Texas would be greatly appreciated.
I have lived with this condition for the past 10 years. I had pencil thin movements for 6 years. I get scoped every two years and my colon has no problems. I have splinted the past 5 years to start movements. But this year my bowels have locked down twice and the gastroenterologist precribed colon prep laxtives to resolve the problem. The splinting no longer works....I take Milk of Magnesia every three days to liquidy the movements so I can pass a movement. I have been living like this the past 6 months. I believe the rectal canal is almost blocked now.
My gastroenterlogist recommended I see my ob as I might have a rectocele. I would like recommendations on board certified physicans with a fellowship expericened in the field of prolapse. I live in Stanton,Texas and can travel to any location. I refer to go to a place that specializes in prolapses. I keep putting this condition off due to the fact I want an experienced specialist and have no idea whom to contact. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Which procedures are the least invasive and which should I avoid for a rectocele? I am sexually active and would prefer not to ruin my sex life. Thanks so much
My gastroenterlogist recommended I see my ob as I might have a rectocele. I would like recommendations on board certified physicans with a fellowship expericened in the field of prolapse. I live in Stanton,Texas and can travel to any location. I refer to go to a place that specializes in prolapses. I keep putting this condition off due to the fact I want an experienced specialist and have no idea whom to contact. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Which procedures are the least invasive and which should I avoid for a rectocele? I am sexually active and would prefer not to ruin my sex life. Thanks so much
I am located in Stanton, Tx.
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Where are you located in Texas.
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