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I have very low posterior perinium decent in the area before the rectum. i refuse to have surgery again due to a failed one in the past. can a pessary lift this area up so that it will not feel so low? its very uncomfortable and prevents having a bm?
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You should see a Gyn at an academic center for proper diagnosis and management. Good luck
Answered 2/8/2022
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