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Re: Endo pain laparoscopic questionsFrom: Kathy (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Jul 23 08:08:01 2002
At Tue, 23 Jul 2002, Carlie wrote: > >On Monday 7/15 I had my second laparscopy. The first one that I had in >March of 2001 was much different than this one for some reason and I am >not sure if the problems that I've had this time are normal. I was >planning on calling my doc tomorrow to ask about all of this but I want >some opinions and experiences from others. I have been dealing with >this endometriosis problem for 5years now. I have tried the Depo >Lupron, Depo Provera, now 2 Laparscopy's, and a steady regimen of Birth >Control. I'm currently taking Ortho-Cept and Nortriptalyne continously, >I control when and if I have a period. I am 20 years old and absolutely >miserable. Now that I've given some of my background, I'm going to >explain what's going on with this most recent surgery. The day that I >got home from the hospital I had a few problems. I was in pain which I >expected, but I couldn't pee. I needed to, I could feel it, but nothing >would come out. I tried for 4 hours or more to be able to. I tried >running water, and I took an ibuprophen 800. Finally I could but it >hurt like hell! For some reason they let me leave the hospital without >going to the bathroom. I was also constipated, which the nurse told me >was to be expected I think. Those were the only problems the first day. >I slept a lot and began feeling better after a few days. I stopped >taking any pain meds 3 days after the surgery deciding that I needed to >just deal with the pain so I would know how my body was doing. I was >fine on thursday and friday of that week. Saturday, Sunday, and >Monday(today) were different. I have had really bad cramps for the last >3 days, they just seem to be getting worse and worse. I also have a >fever now, and it once again hurts to go to the bathroom. I also have >strange things falling out of me when I go to the bathroom. It's a >clump of tissue and blood. I didn't experience anything like this last >time. I'm young and even though all the women in my family have had >endometriosis, I have it by far the worst. So they aren't much help. I >have my doctor's phone number memorized and I feel like I call her too >much and I am sick of being prescribed another narcotic pain killer and >being told to take pain pills all the time. So if any of you out there >have some advice for me, I would love to hear it. Feel free to email me >at CarlieQ25@earthlink.net, or I'll check back on the forum. Thanks. > >-- >Carlie Campbell >
-- When I had my lap last year the one thing they emphasized when I was discharged was to let them know if I couldn't pee. I was able to go before I left but it did hurt quite a bit. When I went for my post op visit my gyn asked me if my bladder was okay since the surgery ( I have bladder trouble so that could be why.)It sounds like you might have a bladder infection so I would call your dr. asap. That is very common after surgery and you don't want it to get out of control. Also after my lap I felt pretty good for a day or two and then on the 3rd day I kind of "crashed"! Don't wait for your post op appt. Call today! Let us know how it goes. God bless. Kathy
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