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Re: Third Lap resultsFrom: Jennifer (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Oct 31 13:06:25 2003
Courtney, Just wanted to wish you a smooth recovery, and I hope it is fairly quick. Mine is very slow this turn around. It really helps to work out a good pain med schedule. If you end up having what seems like nerve pain -- neurontin is good to add to the mix. And get the rest, the daily naps will help with healing. Didn't have your extra stuff, just lots of lesions everywhere and the adhesions binding the organs -- it can be slow recovering. Even when you want to do lots, just remember to take it easy. And paying attention to your diet/nutrition can help -- not always fun but seems to make a real difference, especially once your bowels are involved and if you are having digestion issues. My doctor encouraged me to go back to my macrobiotics. It is amazing all the things that can go haywire on the inside. take care, JenniferAt Fri, 31 Oct 2003, jordan wrote: > >At Fri, 31 Oct 2003, Courtney wrote: >> >>Well, just done with my third lap. Was having terrible pain prior to >>the lap and so we decided it was the best option. In the past I have >>been diagnosed with mild endo but many other abdominal issues, polyps, a >>whole in the pertinoneal ligament etc. Well this time we found no endo, >>so that is the good news. Found a bunch of other things. My uterus >>aparently has an over abundance of blood vessels. I can't remember the >>name for this, but they bleed continually. Also there was some sort of >>bacteria that was all over the surface of the uteran lining. I will >>know more about this soon. Anyone else have this? He said it is >>something they usually find in clymidia patients but I don't have >>clymidia or any other STD's. Adhesions on my bowels too. And some >>fatty growths that were pulling the walls and muscles in my abdomin >>around. Hopefully one or all of these things will be the cause of the >>pain and I will feel better after I recover. This is going to be a >>longer recovery. I have many more incisions this time and he said most >>of these things were difficult to remove so there will be more bruising. >>Anyway, just wanted to let you guy know I made it through another one >>and see if anyone else might have had any of these things. >>Thanks, >>Court >> >Courtney, > >I wish you a speedy recovery. Endometriosis really does suck. >I will be having my second surgery soon. Great....... > >Take care of yourself and heal > >-- >Jordan > >>-- >>Thanks for listening, >>Courtney >>
-- Jennifer
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