ENDO Messages for December, 2005: Re: TO LORI -- Re: anyone know how to relieve shoulder pan after a lap??

Re: TO LORI -- Re: anyone know how to relieve shoulder pan after a lap??

From: Maria (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Dec 8 06:21:26 2005

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At Wed, 16 Nov 2005, Weebs wrote: >
>Hot Tea. It seemed to work for me and helped get the gas moving out of
>my body.
>
>At Mon, 14 Nov 2005, Jennifer wrote:
>>
>>You didn't have shoulder pain?
>>That was the only thing any docs really warned me about.
>>It's referred pain -- sort of, it comes from the gas they put to expand
>>your abdomen.
>>It was my most annoying post surgery pain.
>>Although, I wouldn't call it pain as much as pressure.
>>Either way...glad you didn't have it. =)
>>
>>At Mon, 14 Nov 2005, Lori wrote:
>>>
>>>What shoulder pain? This is new to me. You should not have shoulder
>>>pain from a lap.
>>>
>>>At Mon, 14 Nov 2005, Melissa wrote:
>>>>
>>>>I am goin g for a lap on wed. and was wondering if anyone has any
>>>>suggestions for relieving the shoulder pain?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>> Melissa

-- Dear Leah, I have only just been diagnosed with endo after 17 yrs of pain and suffering. I can understand your sense of frustration, and somehow I am not surprised at the conflicting information given to you by the hospital you had your hysterectomy performed at. To reply to your symptoms, I have also experienced pain at intercourse, unexplained weight gain, tiredness that seems out of the ordinary. In my case however, I recently had a laperoscopy to remove endo tissue and I started getting pain just before my period began in my right kidney ( or so I thought ) I went to my local hospital where I was admited, they thought it might by my gallbladder! After X-rays and ultra sound scans showed nothing abnormal the theory in that I may have extra peritoneal endometriosis. In other words, endo located outside the pelvis. In this case they beleive it may be on my lung. It sounds to me that if your endo was as wide spread as you say you may have some still inside you on your bowel, arms, legs, of even on your lung too. It is rare, but very possible.

I hope this points you in the right diretion! Take care, and good luck,

Maria Adams Essex, England.

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