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Re: 17 and very confused

From: Sara (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Jan 25 17:04:47 2005

Due to your age it is illegal to give you your own medical record. However, you can have one of your parents go with you to the Medical Records department of the hospital you had your surgery. Be sure to request your History and Physical, Operative Report, Discharge Summary, and a Path report if there is one available. There can be a lot of technical terms, however you should be able to get a much better idea of what is going on. Any of the terms you have trouble with can easily be looked up online. Good luck.

At Mon, 17 Jan 2005, Mary wrote: >
>I will try to make a long story short. This last June I finally
>convinced my doc. to perform a lap. I encountered many complications
>causing me to spend 2 weeks in the hospital and the summer recovering.
>Anyway, after the surgery the doc. told me that I had adhesions and
>scar tissue in my pelvic area. He said that he doesn't know whether I
>have endo or not. I am still a virgin and had never had any surgeries
>until that lap. I'm wondering why else would I have adhesions and scar
>tissue. I still don't know if he even removed anything.
>Any comments and/or advice would be greatly appreciated
>thanks

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