Re: How often is safe?
From: EndoVictim (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue May 13 07:32:19 2003
Kristy,
Your doctor may have used an adhesion barrier. Not all doctors use
these, and they do not always work. But, your doctors may have both
used it, and it may work in your case. There are some women that the
barriers always work for, and there are some that the barriers do
nothing for. Another thing that depends on the woman.
~Susan
At Mon, 12 May 2003, Kristy wrote:
>
>Susan,
>
>I think the adhesions issue is different for everyone b/c I know
>that for me when I had my very first surgery my dr at that time
>found a lot of adhesions that they removed.
>
>That was in 1997. With my next surgery which was in 1999 and
>first with the dr that I have now my dr only found one adhesion,
>and with my second surgery with her which was 12 weeks ago she
>found no adhesions at all. I don't know what she did at the
>last surgery to keep the adhesions from forming but whatever it
>was it worked. I had no adhesions anywhere.
>
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