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Re: mass found on CT scanFrom: Julie (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Feb 25 15:31:08 2005
At Sat, 19 Feb 2005, anonymous wrote: > >To Whom This message may resonate; >Following a CT scan eight months ago and having already gone through >surgeries to eliminate the ovaries and uterus and endo, there is now a >mass or pseudo mass that I believe is causing bowel >problems....wondering if in fact there are adhesions pulling bowel >together....not necessarily endometriosis, but adhesions as a result of >several surgeries. pain is excruciating at times; stress makes it worse >I am sure, but my daily living and profession is being compromised by >pain. Any suggestions from professionals or others with ongoing >problems like this is very much appreciated. Thank you! Hi I just read your message about the adhesions. I have had four invasive surgeries,being cut from breast bone to pubic bone, to remove tumors and endo. My bowel surgeon said that with that many surgeries the thing that they are worried about is the problem with adhesions. My surgeon said that the adhesions can be as much trouble as the endo. They can glue organs together. The masses that I have had were always stuck to one or more organs, what is your mass sticking to? That might give you an idea about the pain. Hope this helped. Julz
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