ENDO Messages for January, 2004: Re: Could surgery have aggravated adhesion?

Re: Could surgery have aggravated adhesion?

From: Lisa (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Jan 29 07:18:38 2004

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Hi Rosa, I want to encourage you to go back to the dr or get a second opinion! I went in to surgery 2 years ago to have my tubes tied. I was, what I thought to be a normal, active, healthy adult with the occasional BAD period. I had been complaining about those Bad periods to my dr and it was blamed on a variety of things. When I was recovering from the tubal I was asked by my dr "why I had not informed her that I had endo?" Like I knew? sheesch! So, here I am 2 years later with a variety of problems directly related to the tubal surgery. My new dr, a endocrinology reproductive specialist, informed me that, because of the way the tubal was performed I now have had to have another surgery to remove all the adhesions and had to have my tubes removed due to blood clots forming in them! Bottom line, unless the surgeon is a specialist, any surgery could cause endo to advance. Even the best specialist would want to put surgery off as a last resort due to that fact. I wish you the best of luck LisaK

At Thu, 29 Jan 2004, Rosa wrote: >
> Hi Everyone,
>
>Been a few weeks since I've posted. I had a lap 3 weeks ago for ovarian
>cysts, endo, and had a whole bunch of adhesions removed. My dr. failed
>to remove one adhesion - it was large and weblike and located somewhere
>above my belly button. He couldn't remove it becuase he said it would
>require major surgery to do so. The adhesion never gave me problems and
>last week, I suddenly found myself with sharp pains and thought it was
>psychological - because I knew there was an adhesion there.
>
>I continue to have pain and even after I eat, which makes me wonder how
>bad this adhesion is and how far up it has spread. Do you think that
>the lap could have aggravated a non-bothersome adhesion?
>
>Thanks for your thoughts!
>
>Rosa

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