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Yes, this is normal. No one mentioned it to me, either, before it happened but when I asked my surgeon's nurse she said that it is expected.
Take Care, Nicole
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| Posts: 129 | Location: Illinois | Registered: December 20, 2005 |   |
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Definitely normal, just something that gets over looked among everything else.
-Marcene
perm. Ileostomy 5-6-2008 crohn's
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I have the same thing you described. Mine usually has blood in it and I was told by my doc that was normal.
Dx: UC 1999 Colectomy April 08 Takedown: August 6, 2008
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| Posts: 47 | Location: Louisiana | Registered: June 17, 2008 |   |
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Great sign of good things to come! Once you are reconnected, that mucus will help your stool move through and out of you! People told me to try to clench those anal sphincter(s) and try to hold that mucus in. Good luck! That stuff is soooooo slippery! Not being able to hold it in is NO indication of the control you will have once you are reconnected!
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| Posts: 1979 | Location: Seal Beach, California | Registered: May 28, 2001 |   |
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