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How To Treat Colon/rectal Cancer?

Hi, my name is Karen and I am a colon/rectal cancer of 11 yrs. I have a colostomy for life and that is ok. Now I am having daily pain in that area were the rectum us to be and it feels like a marble size something is there and the pain spreads from my recyum area up to my vagina area. I have been celibut for two yrs. so I have rulled out STD. I am seeing my colon Dr. and have gone through the process of elimanation (xrays, mri s, cat, fistulas. etc....). Now we are talking surgery that consist of a cosmedic surgon also. I am confused. Can you help me understand more clearly just what I m up for?
Wed, 30 Jul 2014
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Since you are having pain in your rectal area i would suggest u take morphine 10 mg tablets thrice daily after food.
Also u can apply anovate cream locally to reduce the pain.
Surgically the pain may be reduced by decompressing the nerves causing pain.
Regards
DR De
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How To Treat Colon/rectal Cancer?

Hi Since you are having pain in your rectal area i would suggest u take morphine 10 mg tablets thrice daily after food. Also u can apply anovate cream locally to reduce the pain. Surgically the pain may be reduced by decompressing the nerves causing pain. Regards DR De