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She said her flayed flesh rollup has a girth of 7 inches. That is absolutely insane. Consider that she wraps it in an ace bandage like a newborn in a blanket, pitching it up with q-tip scaffolding, we can maybe add an inch or a half to the girth.
For reference, WebMD says that the average girth of an erection is 4.59 inches.
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I found these Q-tip skeletons, but had to stop before I got hot and bothered.
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WARNING: The pages linked to in this post show internal images of neovaginas without any kind of warning! This post has the images in individual spoilers but the studies do not.
Refractory diversion neovaginitis in a sigmoid-colon-derived neovagina: clinical and histopathological considerations
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It explains that amholes made of colon are susceptible to something called diversion colitis, which is when a colon segment that doesn’t have feces going through it (usually because of an colostomy/ileostomy) becomes inflamed. Because a colon vaginoplasty creates a detached section of colon, the cavity can develop this, a phenomenon these researchers call “diversion neovaginitis”.
Apparently, most patients who have a rerouted intestine that leaves a non-functioning segment of colon will eventually end up with some level of inflammation, though it’s usually asymptomatic. It’s unclear why this happens but it probably has to do with the environment inside the colon being completely disrupted. Without feces flowing through, the bacteria living in the colon are completely fucked, which is really bad and throws off everything going on in there. Possible symptoms include pain, bleeding, abnormal discharge, and histopathological abnormalities. The most effective way to fix this is reconnecting the diverted colon, which obviously isn’t going to be done with an amhole.
I have no evidence of this, but I suspect a colon neovagina will be even more susceptible to such issues than a regular diverted colon because it’s constantly being fucked with. All the dilating, douching, and whatever else these idiots do is inevitably going to cause inflammation and create a microbiome completely unlike what’s normal for a colon. We probably just don’t hear about it because the troons and doctors don’t know that diversion neovaginitis exists and thus aren’t looking for it.
The same researchers published another paper about this, where they did endoscopies on 34 neovaginas.
Diversion neovaginitis after sigmoid vaginoplasty: endoscopic and clinical characteristics
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91% of the neovaginas showed abnormalities that are likely signs of neovaginitis, none had these abnormalities present in the rest of the colon. Since this was all endoscopies, the tissue in these cases must have been visibly abnormal. They didn’t find anything really dangerous though.
There are some unspeakably awful images from these endoscopies, regrettably provided in the spoiler below.
One of the patients was having “malodorous neovaginal discharge and abdominal pain 35 months postoperatively”, so they did a biopsy and confirmed a diagnosis of diversion neovaginitis. This patient began treatment than was lost to follow-up, which isn’t a great sign. As far as I can tell, these researchers are the only people that have studied this, so if this person stopped contacting them then they probably gave up on treatment. Pictures from this patient’s endoscopy are in the spoiler below.
TLDR: If you cut out of a piece of someone’s colon to make it into a fuckhole, bad things might happen.
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This is a great idea, so I looked into it as well. I’ll leave the herpes studies to Gengar, but I found this interesting case study about a complication of colon vaginoplasty:
Refractory diversion neovaginitis in a sigmoid-colon-derived neovagina: clinical and histopathological considerations
Archive
It explains that amholes made of colon are susceptible to something called diversion colitis, which is when a colon segment that doesn’t have feces going through it (usually because of an colostomy/ileostomy) becomes inflamed. Because a colon vaginoplasty creates a detached section of colon, the cavity can develop this, a phenomenon these researchers call “diversion neovaginitis”.
Apparently, most patients who have a rerouted intestine that leaves a non-functioning segment of colon will eventually end up with some level of inflammation, though it’s usually asymptomatic. It’s unclear why this happens but it probably has to do with the environment inside the colon being completely disrupted. Without feces flowing through, the bacteria living in the colon are completely fucked, which is really bad and throws off everything going on in there. Possible symptoms include pain, bleeding, abnormal discharge, and histopathological abnormalities. The most effective way to fix this is reconnecting the diverted colon, which obviously isn’t going to be done with an amhole.
I have no evidence of this, but I suspect a colon neovagina will be even more susceptible to such issues than a regular diverted colon because it’s constantly being fucked with. All the dilating, douching, and whatever else these idiots do is inevitably going to cause inflammation and create a microbiome completely unlike what’s normal for a colon. We probably just don’t hear about it because the troons and doctors don’t know that diversion neovaginitis exists and thus aren’t looking for it.
“A 42-year-old woman with complete androgen insensitivity syndrome was referred to our hospital with neovaginal pain and malodorous neovaginal discharge since 1 year. Her surgical history included an orchidectomy, a bilateral breast augmentation, both at the age of 16, and a sigmoid neovaginoplasty via laparotomy, at the age of 28.”
“Physical examination of the neovagina showed brown, viscous, malodorous neovaginal discharge. The speculum examination was painful. The insertion depth of the neovagina was 20 cm. Neovaginal endoscopy, performed and evaluated by a gastroenterologist experienced in neovaginal endoscopy, showed multiple pseudopolyp-like lesions and mildly erythematous mucosa, as commonly ascribed to chronically active inflammation of the mucosa. There were no signs of active bleeding. Concurrent sigmoidoscopy revealed no concurrent abnormalities of the remaining proctosigmoid. Random biopsies were taken of the sigmoid neovagina and histopathologically examined: colonic tissue with chronic, focally active, erosive inflammation was observed (figure 1). DC of the sigmoid neovagina, ‘diversion neovaginitis’, was diagnosed.”
They did some special enemas, which the patient had to do daily. This helped for a few months, but it kept getting worse (you can even see this in the images) so they had to take out the neovaginal canal and replace it with an “ileal neovaginoplasty”, which is made out of the ilium (part of the small intestine) instead of the colon.
“Because of the severity of symptoms and lack of improvement after medical therapy, the sigmoid neovagina had to be surgically removed, and a laparoscopic ileal neovaginoplasty was performed with an ileal segment of approximately 15 cm in the same session. Perioperative stress doses of corticosteroids were administered. One year postoperatively, the patient was symptom-free. The ileal neovagina had an insertion depth of 18 cm.”
Between the two surgeries, this patient lost at least 30 cm (almost a foot) off of their intestines.
The spoiler below contains pictures from endoscopies showing the diversion neovaginitis. It’s extremely disgusting and looks painful. IMO it’s one of the worst things I’ve seen in this thread, which is a very high bar.
“Physical examination of the neovagina showed brown, viscous, malodorous neovaginal discharge. The speculum examination was painful. The insertion depth of the neovagina was 20 cm. Neovaginal endoscopy, performed and evaluated by a gastroenterologist experienced in neovaginal endoscopy, showed multiple pseudopolyp-like lesions and mildly erythematous mucosa, as commonly ascribed to chronically active inflammation of the mucosa. There were no signs of active bleeding. Concurrent sigmoidoscopy revealed no concurrent abnormalities of the remaining proctosigmoid. Random biopsies were taken of the sigmoid neovagina and histopathologically examined: colonic tissue with chronic, focally active, erosive inflammation was observed (figure 1). DC of the sigmoid neovagina, ‘diversion neovaginitis’, was diagnosed.”
They did some special enemas, which the patient had to do daily. This helped for a few months, but it kept getting worse (you can even see this in the images) so they had to take out the neovaginal canal and replace it with an “ileal neovaginoplasty”, which is made out of the ilium (part of the small intestine) instead of the colon.
“Because of the severity of symptoms and lack of improvement after medical therapy, the sigmoid neovagina had to be surgically removed, and a laparoscopic ileal neovaginoplasty was performed with an ileal segment of approximately 15 cm in the same session. Perioperative stress doses of corticosteroids were administered. One year postoperatively, the patient was symptom-free. The ileal neovagina had an insertion depth of 18 cm.”
Between the two surgeries, this patient lost at least 30 cm (almost a foot) off of their intestines.
The spoiler below contains pictures from endoscopies showing the diversion neovaginitis. It’s extremely disgusting and looks painful. IMO it’s one of the worst things I’ve seen in this thread, which is a very high bar.
The same researchers published another paper about this, where they did endoscopies on 34 neovaginas.
Diversion neovaginitis after sigmoid vaginoplasty: endoscopic and clinical characteristics
Archive
91% of the neovaginas showed abnormalities that are likely signs of neovaginitis, none had these abnormalities present in the rest of the colon. Since this was all endoscopies, the tissue in these cases must have been visibly abnormal. They didn’t find anything really dangerous though.
There are some unspeakably awful images from these endoscopies, regrettably provided in the spoiler below.
One of the patients was having “malodorous neovaginal discharge and abdominal pain 35 months postoperatively”, so they did a biopsy and confirmed a diagnosis of diversion neovaginitis. This patient began treatment than was lost to follow-up, which isn’t a great sign. As far as I can tell, these researchers are the only people that have studied this, so if this person stopped contacting them then they probably gave up on treatment. Pictures from this patient’s endoscopy are in the spoiler below.
TLDR: If you cut out of a piece of someone’s colon to make it into a fuckhole, bad things might happen.
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"Sorry babe. I gotta build the Brooklyn Bridge on my dick before we fuck."
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Is her clinic in the woods and made of gingerbread?
I wonder if there’s an increased cancer risk too
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Out of everything I've seen here - and this thread contains many horrors - reading this exact sentence was the first time I actually gagged. Somehow the images were worse than any rotpocket I've seen, and this was only the damn endoscopy. You can actually see the lesions on the first image... I don't know why it's the most repulsive thing I've ever seen, even though it didn't involve the actual damn wound.
I'm doing a little write-up on the studies I've leafed through because I ended up going into a deeper rabbit hole than I anticipated - so look forward to more horrors! - but I had gotten an increasing sense that these researchers know that there's something severely awful going on with these surgeries. If we sort of forget the fetish aspect of troonism and assume that everyone goes through this surgery fully informed, study after study just shows that severe complications occur, no matter how perfectly things go, again and again and again.
I don't want to say Big Surgery, but the disparage between the research and the butchers advertising it is fucking sinister.
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Interesting. This looks like precursor to cancer, and obviously uncomfortable and painful. Most likely NO REGRETS
Thats an insanely high amount. I wonder how much that applied to the general troon population whos had this surgery.
Its a Dutchie study by VU Amsterdam in 2015....
This is the lead doctor on the paper, Wouter Van der Sluis I feel like I've seen him on here before:
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Look at how fucking swollen her hand is.
The flesh they take off to make the rot dog is full of veins needes for healthy circulation in the hand, without it their mobility is shit and they get permanent edema, its fucked.
This is mutilation for no point or benefit, a gross, squishy, dead looking rot dog that get hairs growing in the "urethra" strictures, UTI's, dehiscience, its just fucking dumb.
Ridiculous Pooners.
And they want people to put their fucking dicks in that
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I also assumed this would cause a high risk of cancer, but I read a lot about diversion colitis and there doesn’t seem to be a clear link. This whole thing is not understood very well, and most patients who have permanent/long-term ostomies were already unhealthy. If someone has part of their colon removed because they have colon cancer, you can’t really blame the colitis when the remaining colon gets cancer again.
It seems like people usually don’t start to show serious symptoms of this until years after their surgery. Maybe if surgeons did follow-up endoscopies on their colon vaginoplasty patients or referred them to gastroenterologists to check for this kind of thing, it could be caught early and treated. I doubt they even know to look. And it’s not like when a troon starts suddenly bleeding out of their amhole or the mucus gets really gross their first thought is “oh, the colon tissue might be inflamed because it’s not being used as a colon anymore”. These are people who don’t fully understand that haphazardly moving around pieces of their organs is dangerous. They don’t realize that even after the initial healing period, things can still go wrong. They’re never really out of the woods.
Yeah, the Amsterdam people have been doing mad scientist shit for decades now so the researchers there publish a lot of interesting stuff. They’re the ones who came up with using puberty blockers on “trans kids”. A podcast called “Gender: A Wider Lens” did a fascinating interview with two of the Dutch researchers. This guy isn’t one of them but they have a really disturbing mindset. I’ll download the audio and post it.
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Here's the interview, it's really worth a listen:
These people either don't know how to do research or are actively obfuscating their results:
If anyone is interested, this interview would be worth analyzing.
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The ridiculous rigmarole they have to go through to jam it in, just makes more and more of the point - just get a fucking strap-on, and not have an awful mess made of your waterworks.
Nothing about it is natural. You can spend a bit mroe and get a slick as fuck custom made multi use fake dick, there's no Pros phalloplasty has on one, and an endless laundry list of horror tier Cons.
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A troon who from what I can gather is considering getting a rotpocket asks on r/Transgender_surgeries what an amhole smells like and how it compares to a "cis" vagina:
The usual crop of liars and fantasists are not slow to utter the most egregious lies, but we have one response that brings refreshing honesty:
Not all sunshine and rainbows and fullbody cooms, is it? The only very tentative positive I see here is that this troon doesn't seem to be forcing his "cis girlfriend" to go down on the rotpocket (although they probably did in the beginning but gave up after realizing there'd be no more cooms in his future... ever.)
The usual crop of liars and fantasists are not slow to utter the most egregious lies, but we have one response that brings refreshing honesty:
Not all sunshine and rainbows and fullbody cooms, is it? The only very tentative positive I see here is that this troon doesn't seem to be forcing his "cis girlfriend" to go down on the rotpocket (although they probably did in the beginning but gave up after realizing there'd be no more cooms in his future... ever.)
Der weiße Teufel
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"not exactly the same" he says. Oh really! Very problematic to admit this out loud.
It's funny how many excuses they can come up with to pretend that not ALL stink ditches are equally gross, horrifying and not-a-vagina. "Oh, if only you had better insurance! Or a different surgeon! Or a different method!" I mean, at least they allowed the guy to have SOME negative feelings about this, but they still will never accept that it applies to everyone and any "I'm so happy and nobody can tell the difference and it doesn't cause any issues" trannies are just coping and lying.
Btw, his (the OP in the screenshot) username means "white woman" in German.
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Did y'all catch that in the first study @On a Journey linked that the stink ditch is 20 cm long? I don't think my real vag is that long in its resting state. That's an awfully large hollow made into the center of a man's body. Ew.
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God, that made me wonder and Google… Our utterly transphobic twats are only a couple of inches deep, but they extend when aroused. Even the longest at arousal however is only about half the depth of a True and Honest neovag. Apparently they’re made extra long to allow for the fact they can’t stretch, and also post-operative shortening.
Despite this lack of elasticity, transwomen assure me that neither sexual partners nor highly trained OB/gyns can tell the difference between ebil cis and radiant trans tunnels of love, so that’s all right then.
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Her shiny new scrotum looks uncannily like a beloved 80s movie star, now gaunt and traumatised, staring balefully at his captors
ET PHONE HOME!!!!!
Crepidodera fulvicornis
She's exactly like a watermelon, big and round
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So…if anyone wondered how big q-tip scaffolded dong would finally look like, it is this.
Glad she has a husband (
man?) and won’t try to put it in anyone.
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u/SinisterPluto (the one with the spiral necrosis) has posted some horrifying pics, despite the fact they are technically SFW.
link | archive
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Speaking of her necrosis, it seems to have fallen off.I am a non binary person who got phalloplasty and clothing is a big way i express my gender. So when I found In short bursts I can tolerate wearing cute underwear it was a HUGE milestone for me. If you’ve followed my posts you’ll know I have been dealing with necrosis complications and though I’ve turned a corner and no longer have black dead skin on my penis I still have large open draining wounds on the underside. With my Willy all wrapped up in a bandage it’s comfortable enough to prop in jock underwear. I’m SO thrilledclothing has started feeling euphoric and fun in a way it NEVER came close too pre-op. Even with all the pain and complications I’d do it all over again.
I’m healing right along from my complications as my surgeon predicted. They say it looks really healthy now that all the black necrotic tissue has come off and now the real healing begins. I have finally turned a corner from my condition getting worse every day to actually getting better !! I love being able to see the skin finally turn pinkI’m using calcium alginate dressings aswell as nonstick gauze but my doctors are saying to switch to the foam dressings due to lots of healthy drainage. I shower every single day and thoroughly wash the wound with hibicleanse. I’ve had no complications from UL yet only aesthetic complications. Although my surgery team is very confident that with a revision my dick will look beautiful
I’m so absolutely THRILLED to have no more dead skin attached to me.