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I had surgery in a different state then I live in.  I had a total colectomy (colon removal), rectal prolapse repair, and a pelvic hernia repair.  I stayed in the hospital for a week after surgery. I was readmitted for another week four days after getting out. We went home 5 days later.   

I was home for about a week when I started having severe pain around my butt.  I had my mom look (I'm a female) and she saw what looked like cysts around my butthole.  So we went to the er.  The doctor said it looked like the start of an abscess forming and gave me antibiotics and refused to give me iv pain meds (the antibiotic was cephalexin*?).  

Went home and kept having the pain but I had pain killers from my surgery so that helped.  A week later we drove back to the state I had my surgery in for a follow up with my surgeon.  The night before my appointment I started having the most excruciating pain I'd had so far.  I couldn't even move my lower body without bawling.   So off the er we go (we called my surgeons on-call doctor and they told us to go to the er). 

We finally get back and the doctors look at it and say I have two abscesses.  They do a ct scan and see fluid so they decide to admit me.  

I'm there for a day and half and we decide that since the pain isn't near what it was, that it's ok for me to leave.  They prescribed me two super strong antibiotics (flagyl and cipro).  

My question is, should I try and get the first er bill dismissed since the doctor obviously didn't do anything to prevent the situation.  Nor did he do a ct scan to see how progressed the abscess was.  Has anyone else ever dismissed an er bill?  How did it turn out? 

Thanks in advance for any advice!
<bot>: went to er for a problem.  Gave me a weak antibiotic & sent me home.  Week later same pain.  Went to another er and was admitted and given strong antibiotics.  Can I dismiss first er bill?