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Re: 3rd Lap + few questionsFrom: Shanna (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Oct 16 15:40:59 2006
Hello, I can only respond to having your period during your lap. I came on the day before I had my surgery. You are put on so many drugs that you will not feel a cramp, at least that is what I experienced. They will not allow you to wear panties so you can either bring or have then give you a pad. The hospital ones are huge. You just have to lay it under you. Trust me I was horrified when I came on and embarrassed. Hey, we are women and this type of thing happens. I did make sure I took pain relievers the night before, right before the time they told me not to eat or drink so I could have a little relief. I wish you the best and you will be in my thoughts and prayers. Good Bless, Shanna At Mon, 16 Oct 2006, Hela wrote: > >Hello ladies. > >On Tuesday the 17th I am gonna have my 3rd lap. I am a bit scared as my >surgeon said my endo looks very bad (and that is only ultrasound) and he >said he will have to work closely to bowel and there is a small chance >that my bowel can get perforated accidentally, so I need full bowel prep >(never had that before, it is really horrible??) Those who had their >bowel perforated - how long did it take to recover completely? Can it >cause some irreversable damage and long term consequences? >I am also puzzled that he told me that I probably wont need a wound >drain.. After both pervious laps I needed a wound drain for about 4-5 >days - and now I am approaching more invasive lap (as then I was in >stage 2 and now I am in stage 4) and he says it is unlikely i'll need >it.. >Also I probably wont but in case I do get period before or on the day of >the surgery he said it is ok to go ahaed. I cannot imagine being sore >from surgery and period at the same time! would have to be soaked with >morphine to survive probably ... >I must say, I feel lot more nervous than I felt before my last lap.. I >so much hope I am doing a right thing.. I do not want the lap to do >more harm than help (neither of the previous laps did make any >difference to my pain or severity of endo!) I really trust this surgeon >tho, he is not exactly an endo specialist, but has a lot of experience >of endo as he is a head of fertility clinic.. Cant help having >butterfies in my belly everytime I think of the lap > >Thanx for listening >Do take care all of you.. >Hope you have pain free days > >-- >Hela > >xx >
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