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Re: Cutting Nerves?? From: Alyson (anonymous@obgyn.net) Tue Jun 13 14:30:25 2006 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Suzie: "Re: new ads?" Previous message: Dena: "Re: new ads?" In reply to: Cheryl: "Cutting Nerves??" Cheryl, I had a "pre sacral neurectomy" performed during my last lap. My doc explained it as severing the nerves in the sacral ligament (which attaches you uterus to the pelvic wall). Severing the nerves essentially interrupts the pain transmission from your uterus to your back. It provided me with a ton of relief from those intense throbbing pains in my lower back. Also, it was my understanding that the nerves were cut in the ligament, not in the spine. Alyson At Mon, 12 Jun 2006, Cheryl wrote: > >Has anyone ever had a uterine nerve cut to help with pain? I am about to >have a 4th laporoscopy to deal with my endo. (The doctors have told me >it's time for a hystorectomy, but I'm not ready.) Today, I met with the >doctor who said he will cut a nerve from my spine that will relieve >uterine pain. I'm not sure I like the idea of him messing with my >spine. No other doctor has done this in the past... > >Surgery is scheduled for next week...I'm just looking for some >advice???? > >Thanks! Next message: Suzie: "Re: new ads?" Previous message: Dena: "Re: new ads?" In reply to: Cheryl: "Cutting Nerves??"

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