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Re: adhesion discoveryFrom: Jennifer (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Oct 20 11:24:03 2003
My understanding is that neither adhesions nor endo can be detected via ultrasound -- although a vaginal ultrasound will give your doctor a better sense of what might be going on and where the pain points are. The vaginal ultrasound (although it hurt) definitely seemed superior to a general ultrasound. Endo/adhesions are too deep to see with an ultrasound -- best, Jennifer At Mon, 20 Oct 2003, Courtney wrote: > >Guys can't the doc's discover that organs are bound together from >adhesions with ultrasound? Or can they not see these type of things? Why >is it that surgery seems to be the only option for discovery? > >-- >Thanks for listening, >Courtney >
-- Jennifer
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