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How to find gay or gay-friendly doctor about anal issue?
How can I find a gay or gay-friendly doctor about an anal issue? I would really like to find one in the Kansas City area, but I may be able to travel if it's the right doctor.
I'm looking for ways (non-surgical or surgical) to increase anal tone. I had surgery for a fistula 15+ years ago and I don't believe it ever healed probably. Based on scarring I think there was actually two, but I don't recall as I was so nervous and embarrassed about the whole ordeal at the time. Due to another issue I'm finding my anal tone is decreasing and exercises aren't helping.
Thanks.
I'm looking for ways (non-surgical or surgical) to increase anal tone. I had surgery for a fistula 15+ years ago and I don't believe it ever healed probably. Based on scarring I think there was actually two, but I don't recall as I was so nervous and embarrassed about the whole ordeal at the time. Due to another issue I'm finding my anal tone is decreasing and exercises aren't helping.
Thanks.
A lot of cities have LGBTQ-oriented newspapers or online community publications. Look for a doctor who advertises in one.
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