Colorectal today...

She has a history of rectal prolapse and had ____water placed and there was some question if the ____water perforated her vagina creating a rectovaginal fistula.

It sounds like he is saying "tertiary" but that does not make sense.  I read somewhere that warm water is sometimes used to reduce a prolapse but I'm not coming up with a word for "warm" even in the thesaurus that sounds like that. 

Thanks for the help!  You all are very dependable!

• Colorectal today... - IndianaMT
  • water? - Kathie
    • Found it... and thanks for redirecting my thinking! (sm) - IndianaMT

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