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Rebuilding A Rectum

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I have never heard of someone having surgery to rebuild their rectum until today. A client of mine (owner of company I work with) is having such surgery and then will be in recovery for a few months. The person who told me did so in an e-mail and the explanation given her was the woman had trouble giving birth and got messed up down there. Could this be related to undx'd Celiac or is that a crazy idea?

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I wouldn't think it would be related to celiac disease at all. The woman had a severe tear from having a baby. That means she tore all the way into her rectum when pushing. I knew a girl that had to have this surgery done too. She later had to have ceserean sections for other births, because of the reconstruction they did.

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I know someone who had this type of surgery, too. She is in her 60's. In her case, it had nothing to do with Celiac--or any disease.

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Okay - good then. Guess I just look at the world through Celiac colored glasses now - lol! This woman is in her early 40's but since I've never had kids, I did not know this could happen with childbirth. That's just awful. Thanks for alleviating my concerns.

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