Re: Going in for 2nd lap (Found a better dr)
From: Tamara (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat Apr 30 01:58:00 2005
Hi Nicole,\
Thanks for your reply I have just realise from where you saw your dr you
live in America is that right? Unfortunately I'm in Australia but I will
ask my dr if can check for the others thank you for your help.
At Sat, 30 Apr 2005, Nicole wrote:
>
>At Sat, 30 Apr 2005, Tamara wrote:
>>
>>Hello there,
>>
>>I have read a lot of messages from people not happy with there dr. My
>>usual gyno was on holidays and couldn't see him for weeks I was
>>surviving on pain killers and still bleeding 4 weeks on pill. I found a
>>dr who specialises in endo treatment he wanted to know everything from
>>birth. I'm booked in for another laporscopy on the 11 of May my second
>>in 18months, I', a bit scared as I remember how much pain I was in after
>>but happy to have a dr who is testing me for everything before I go
>>under to rule out anything else.
>>
>>My partner is getting me through this and I'm so glad I can talk to
>>people who understand. I hope this second lap will free me from pain
>>but Have been told the more you the less likely children will be poss!
>>Is this true?
>>
>>Thankyou for all your help
>
>Hi,
>
>I just had surgery with Dr. Redwine in Oregon last month and he found &
>removed a piece of my bladder that the pathology report came back as
>Chronic Inflammation. I used to have frequent and irregular bladder but
>for now it seems to be normal. I would suggest contacting him if you
>are interested in a second opinion. Also, does your dr. perform
>presacral neurectomys? Check it out because I believe that it is a huge
>reason why I have no pain anymore. It is the removal of the stomach
>nerve so that you do not feel normal menstral pains. Hope this helps
>some.
>
>--
>Nicole Hartley
>
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