They know I am in chornic pain

Go on a Hunger Strike I've heard people mention that on here in similar situations.

Really? I do not want to do that to myself beside that I am damaged. Read so many ppl on forums did have further exams MR-s after postoperative treatment especially if pains are more then a year and half now so I will consult with my PCS becouse he was the one that did the surgery in any way and he will probably now what kind of further examinations are needed ( for which I have asked him) in such severe pains. I read lots of people had similar issues and were send to further examinations of pelvic floor. Thank you Missy, you too kind. I ll keep you informed. I HOPE THIS ENDS SOMEHOW, AND I REALLY DO NOT KNOW HOW.

As about hungry strike in my country you would be placed in institution (depends maybe who) and maybe for postoperative pains too, I think so too. It is not time to count mistakes it is time to save somebodys LIFE!

Js, did you start a liquid diet as I adviced you to do a few days ago?

Yes I did Abu, thank you. Still pains, can not stop it.

Sorry to hear this. You need a good doctor to see what is causing this pain so the right treatment can be started. We can't really help you without knowing the root cause of this. Fingers crossed so you can find a skilled professional.

Yes Abu. I am hardly getting strength to get more exams lately. I hope I will get what I have asked. Today took blood and urine.

Blood urine ok. Pains still

Abu please what do you think about this?
Where does pelvic nerve injury occur during rectal surgery - METHOD:

The MEDLINE database was searched for available literature on pelvic nerve anatomy and damage after rectal surgery using the key words 'autonomic nerve', 'pelvic nerve', 'colorectal surgery', and 'genitourinary dysfunction'.
dissection of the retrorectal space can cause damage to the superior hypogastric plexus and/or hypogastric nerve.