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Bowel habits after BBL surgery?

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bebemodoJan 24, 2018

I'm considering BLL. However, I strain A LOT during bowel movements and I have to sit on the toilet seat for an hour 2x a day. I would like to know how BLL would affect my unique bowel situations after the surgery. Thanks.

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