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Re: Maybe this can help you too...

Postby LeeMS » 11 Sep 2014, 11:00

Alyssa,

Haven't seen any update -- how are you doing?
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Re: Maybe this can help you too...

Postby Alyssa » 11 Sep 2014, 11:12

I didn't want to jinx myself but the burning pain has decreased (not completely gone yet)... The irritation is what I have noticed more in the last few days (I don't know what that really means, healing but what if there was no fissure?) I definitely recommend trying Botox since I have had some improvement on pain just 6 days after Botox.
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4/14 Referred to Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy=Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
5/14 Fissure declared "healed"/chronic anal pain persists
9/5/14 Botox to pelvic floor
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Re: Maybe this can help you too...

Postby LeeMS » 11 Sep 2014, 12:03

That sounds good. Not all the way there, but on your way.

I've been doing the Nifedipine, coconut oil, zinc and the warm bath and that seems to be helping. Working from home when not traveling and that has reduced the stress level. I might be doing a bit better -- maybe I'm healing? I don't know - after almost 12 months, can that be?

Good luck and keep us posted. Life must be better :^)
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Re: Maybe this can help you too...

Postby Alyssa » 11 Sep 2014, 17:11

Lee,

But if you tried that and it still has not completely healed, I think it's time to move to the next step...
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Re: Maybe this can help you too...

Postby Alyssa » 11 Sep 2014, 17:13

Life is better when you don't have bum issues... I hope to get there and not have to worry about my bum.
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Re: Maybe this can help you too...

Postby msimon » 11 Sep 2014, 19:17

Glad to hear you may be experiencing some positive effects Alyssa. Let's hope it keeps getting better from here :)
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3 X internal sphincter botox
'08-'15 Botox for pelvic floor dysfunction
Nov '14 LIS/sentinel tag removal
Feb '15 Deroofing of recurrent infection from LIS
summer '15-healed but still ongoing muscle dysfunction/pain
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Re: Maybe this can help you too...

Postby Scientist2516 » 11 Sep 2014, 22:45

Alyssa, it's great news you had your botox! Maybe try not to be too active for a while? It's so tempting to start running around when you feel better, but i bet you need to take it easy for a while. I know I tended to overdo it when I first started to feel better and my bottom always took its revenge the next day! Look after yourself; you deserve it.
Nifedipine/lidocaine, no help
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Re: Maybe this can help you too...

Postby owmybum » 12 Sep 2014, 04:19

I've just found and read this whole thread!
Alyssa and lee.... You are such a good support to each other!! Xx

Alyssa, I really hope the Botox helps you, but scientist is right... Try not to over do it... You will pay for it.

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Re: Maybe this can help you too...

Postby LeeMS » 17 Sep 2014, 13:34

Allyssa,

Haven't had an update -- how are you?
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Re: Maybe this can help you too...

Postby LeeMS » 17 Sep 2014, 13:36

owmybum wrote:I've just found and read this whole thread!
Alyssa and lee.... You are such a good support to each other!! Xx

Alyssa, I really hope the Botox helps you, but scientist is right... Try not to over do it... You will pay for it.

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