ENDO Messages for May, 2004: Re: Still having pain ...even after surgery

Re: Still having pain ...even after surgery

From: melissa (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri May 28 07:32:00 2004

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At Wed, 26 May 2004, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>Hi to everyone, I'm new to this board. I was diagnosed with
>endometriosis about three weeks ago during a exploratory lap. to find
>out what all the pain was from after the birth of my fourth child. I
>know that three weeks after surgery isn't very long, but I was just
>wondering if I should still be having the pain. I was doing good for
>about a week, and then the pain kicked back in, and the pain killers
>arn't really helping...like before the surgery. I only had one small
>place on my bladder, and a few adhesions. The doctor said it was early
>stage one. I had thought that after surgery I would be pain free, so
>I'm very frustrated. Has anyone else had this problem? I have only
>started to really look for information on this since the pain has
>returned. Is there a such thing as " pain free?" Help!!!!
>
> Wendy

Hi Wendy, I had my second laparoscopy just over 2 weeks ago and i am still having pain also. Like you, i have been concerned over the recurrence. I felt a fair bit better after one week but seem to have relapsed. I also only had a small area of endo in early stage 1, but was also found to have adenomyosis. I remember still having pain for about a month after my first lap, but i think a phone call to your gyn. can't hurt, just to make sure there are no complications (although i am sure there are not!). I look at it this way: you are probably just using some of those muscles again a little more than you were and they are just adjusting and in the process of getting back to normal. In regards to the 'pain free' question, i've been suffering these types of pain for the past 10 years, and i don't remember being pain free, just feeling "a little less painful". Congrats on your 4th baby, and good luck with everything.

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Melissa

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