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Re: ConfusedFrom: Elle (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun Jun 4 04:48:43 2006
I am so sorry that you are still not feeling better and your pain is worse. I experienced that after my 1st lap, the sharp pain is better but every once in awhile I will get them for no apparent reason. I am sorry, I am not more help. As for Neurontin, it is also used for patients who suffer from shingles and experience "sharp" pain. Maybe, that is why your DR is prescribing it hoping to take that away. I would just research the drug as much as possible and only take it if you think it is right for you. Nothing against DR's but sometimes they overprescribe meds and they potentially have worse side effects than your actual problem...I really hope you are feeling better soon. Sending my best, ELLE At Sat, 3 Jun 2006, Sue wrote: > >I had my 2nd lap on March 27. They found an endometrioma which was >fairly large. It had completely taken over my left ovary, as well as a >birth defect they found in my fallopian tube. It appears it wasn't >fully developed. The surgery took 5 hours. I am having worse pains >than before. They are more sharp/stabbing pains...and now the pain has >radiated down to the vagina area. It feels like I'm sitting on a knife >most of the time. I don't understand. I thought I would be feeling >better. My doctor told me he might be putting me on Neurotin, which is >anti-epileptic seizure medication for my spasms. Has anyone heard of >that? > >-- >Endo in NY >
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