Healing from butt burns and creams

Zee87Member

Hi all,

It's been 8 weeks since my reversal and I'm still experiencing butt burns that come and go, which I'm assuming is normal for now. I always apply creams after each bathroom visit.

I'm going back to work next week and I'm taking my calmosepting with me. I was just curious to know about your experiences. When did you notice that your skin is tolerating the bathroom visits? Will there ever be a time that we can just go without applying anything? I read that it takes about a year for our bodies to fully recover from the burns and the problems...what do you think?

Any feedback would be great!

Thanks,

Zee

11/2/129:46 AM

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OnwisconsinMember

I am three months out from surgery, and I feel like the skin or the acidic/bile output was reduced somewhere in the 8-10 week range. I still get but burn depending on what I eat, but its not as bad or incredibly painful as before; it's more itchy than anything else. I still carry around calmoseptine and apply it one to a few times a day depending on the output. - but something definitely changed and each trip to the bathroom is no longer a dreadful proposition.

11/3/126:24 AM

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CeeeeCeeeeMember

Ten years post takedown and butt burn occurs very rarely but it does happen. What saves me is knowing that as soon as the culprit food/drink is "out of me", the butt burn will disappear. At least, that has been my experience. Best wishes.

11/3/122:05 PM

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skn69Member

Zee,
A dollar store stray bottle filled with warm water and a drop of gylcerine soap (if still availible) and take it into the washroom with you and spray yourself clean after emptying your pouch. It should help...
Sharon

11/3/124:24 PM

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