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THREAD: CN GRS, Vaginoplasty Revision surgery
I need revision surgery for my neo-vagina. The pelvic floor muscles are too taught/tight and the nerve reconnecting pain issues are persisting to almost a daily basis. 1000 mg of ibuprofen is not cutting it for pain management anymore. I need painkillers to feel like I used before GRS Surgery.
In no way do I have any regrets having GRS nor am I slamming Dr. Dugi, I am simply an outlier for healing slower and all the complications are hitting me in winter with the weather.
I hope the complications lessen when warmer weather comes, but I am open to needing GRS revision surgery should I and Dr. Dugi need to have to cross that bridge.
I see him again this coming Tuesday and hope to figure out what is going on.
I having been dilating as directed, but the situation is now where more dilating is no longer the answer. I need help with my vagina, simple as that.
I trust OHSU Urology to figure out where to go from here. I simply want to be able to live a normal life and fight fash nowadays.
This is something that I have been dealing with in somewhat secret for a while. I felt like if I talked about this the transmisia and ableist shit would come out of the woodwork and cis people would criticize, shame me for having this surgery that was to bring me happiness.
And do not get me wrong. I am happy for the surgery and the downstairs dysphoria being violently destroyed.
Just maybe I really need professional medical help to assure that I have certain aspects of my life back.
I fucking miss walking/hiking 8+ miles a day
I want to be able to do things like re-learn to fucking ride a bicycle because 25 years of downstairs dysphoria robbed me of feeling like I can live a life of not being at fucking war with my own body.
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1. No one ever prescribed ibuprofen for nerve pain. If you're such an idiot, maybe you shouldn't lie at all.
2. You will never feel like what you used to, surgery or not.
3. You've never walked 8+ miles a day.
4. You can't "relearn" riding a bike considering you never learned the first place.

THREAD: CN GRS, Vaginoplasty Revision surgery
I need revision surgery for my neo-vagina. The pelvic floor muscles are too taught/tight and the nerve reconnecting pain issues are persisting to almost a daily basis. 1000 mg of ibuprofen is not cutting it for pain management anymore. I need painkillers to feel like I used before GRS Surgery.
In no way do I have any regrets having GRS nor am I slamming Dr. Dugi, I am simply an outlier for healing slower and all the complications are hitting me in winter with the weather.
I hope the complications lessen when warmer weather comes, but I am open to needing GRS revision surgery should I and Dr. Dugi need to have to cross that bridge.
I see him again this coming Tuesday and hope to figure out what is going on.
I having been dilating as directed, but the situation is now where more dilating is no longer the answer. I need help with my vagina, simple as that.
I trust OHSU Urology to figure out where to go from here. I simply want to be able to live a normal life and fight fash nowadays.
This is something that I have been dealing with in somewhat secret for a while. I felt like if I talked about this the transmisia and ableist shit would come out of the woodwork and cis people would criticize, shame me for having this surgery that was to bring me happiness.
And do not get me wrong. I am happy for the surgery and the downstairs dysphoria being violently destroyed.
Just maybe I really need professional medical help to assure that I have certain aspects of my life back.
I fucking miss walking/hiking 8+ miles a day
I want to be able to do things like re-learn to fucking ride a bicycle because 25 years of downstairs dysphoria robbed me of feeling like I can live a life of not being at fucking war with my own body.
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1. No one ever prescribed ibuprofen for nerve pain. If you're such an idiot, maybe you shouldn't lie at all.
2. You will never feel like what you used to, surgery or not.
3. You've never walked 8+ miles a day.
4. You can't "relearn" riding a bike considering you never learned the first place.
