Sufficient labia material is available for this procedure. I thought I would address a couple specific areas of concern that always seem to come up when the colon transplant procedure is discussed. First, the question of bowel function. I have always had very few problems in this area, and this remains true. However, if I use a stool softener daily, as I did before surgery, it still works fine.
Continual drainage is minor, and has reduced since surgery, but still persists to some degree.
Drainage is easily controlled by using a panty liner or changing panties twice a day. It is my assumption that the cramps are caused by the colon section drawing fluids from the tissue surrounding the neovagina. Overall, I am still very pleased with my decision to go to Phuket and to have the colon transplant as the initial procedure. All rights reserved.