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Re: problems with bowelsFrom: Ami (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun Dec 17 19:26:21 2006
At Sun, 17 Dec 2006, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >At Fri, 8 Dec 2006, Ami wrote: >> >>i have been having problems when i am going to have a bowel movement. It >>hurts so bad. I had a hysterectomy partial 4 weeks ago. I had these >>same pains before the surgery and now they are coming back. I dont know >>if someone else gets this. Any advice would be helpful? What do you >>think this is ? Could it be endo on my bowel? thank you guys for all the >>support. > >-- >Dear Ami, > >I am sorry you are still in so much pain. >I have stage IV+ Endo, I have struggled with it for 25+years, had 13+ surgeries and >procedures, saying nothing of the vast meds etc... that I have tried along the way, >nothing about having, or trying to find anything to help us with it is easy, those >of us who suffer with it, are a very strong group of women to be able to cope, and >carry on looking as we do. >My endo is extensive, but my major issue now is having the endo and severe and extensive >adhesions to my bowel and intestines from it, and the many surgeries I have endured. >It is to the point where my bwl/intsn, are almost closed off in a few places. B/c of >their location and the issue of having even more surgeries only causes more adhesions, >I can no longer have any surgeries until it is a life and death situation, >with total occlusion, obstruction or rupture taking place which makes emergency >surgery necessary. To avoid this and cope with the pain, I must use a nightly >purgative to turn the contents inside from what I have eaten during the day to >a watery substance so it can pass through those narrowed places along the path out. > >When I first started suffering with the pain from the adhesions, it came about as severe pain >and nausea/vomiting, as food passed through those narrowing spots the adhesions had attached to, >over time it became unbearable, with the severe nausea and vomiting as the contents reaches those >places of narrowing until it was out. >Before the adhesions were so bad, it was painful while it passed through the spots that the endo itself >was attached to, (worse during my period), but when the adhesions got bed, it turned to unbearable. >About an hour or two after eating, until it is voided completely, there are waves in intense pain >as it goes through the digestive tract and voiding is finished. > >In my case, that is what it is like to have endo and adhesions on my bowels and >intestines, so if any of this sounds like what you go through, you may have endo there, > or perhaps you are now starting to feel some effects of adhesions to those organs. >My case is severe, so don't worry that if you do this is what you have to look forward to, >I never stopped having the surgeries that the Dr's said would help, they just made it >worse by causing even more adhesions, I wish I knew then when to have left it and did the >best I could to cope, but we all search to be totally pain free, and unfortunately, >I was one who it was best to just cope with what I had. > >Every surgery we have results in some adhesions, where, what to, degree, etc... > one gets them is individual, if adhesions attach themselves to anything like a > muscle, the intestine, bowel, ovary, etc... pushing to void can cause sharp pains, >nausea, vomiting then, b/c the area is irritated, it can leave throbbing pain >after you are finished. > >I hope this discription of what endo and adhesions to the int/bowel helped, >if you need to ask anything further, feel free to write me personally, or post to me > anytime, I am only too happy to share what I know on this subject. > >I wish you the best, Loretta >Happy holidays! > First of all i am sorry yours is so bad. Mine i am noticing now more then ever is happening after i eat until i void its cramping and sharp pains. I am going to call my doctor tomorrow and see what he says. ^Thank you for the advice and sharing your story though. Good luck and i wish you pain free days.
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