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Re: Accck a second lap
From: Bridget (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed May 30 07:06:30 2007
At least you will know what is going on. It doesnt sound very
comfortable for you, sorry to hear. When I have cysts burst I have this
pressure feeling very low in my pelvis like it wants to burst then when
it does you feel it, I know when it is a cyst or not now. When i was 8
wks pregnant I had one & went to the Dr's who sent me to hospital, which
coming from Australia & living in Wales got to experience a Welsh hosp.
They were very thorough. They were worrie dit was ectopic & I said it
isn't it will be a cyst & it was. I just get used to them. I have had
3 laps, I had my 2nd one 4 months after my 1st, so it can grow back, I
feel the more they go in the more it aggrevates it. My 2nd child is 6
mths old & I am now waiting to see a gyno as I have moved & have to
start all over again. This website has helped me look into it more &
have found an endo specialist so hopefully I can get rid of this lovely
constant pain, as having 2 baies & going through the fake menopause & a
naturopath have not worked, not sure what else there is. I just try to
ignore it sometimes & just get on with it, but it can be hard.
Good luck & keep me updated. Pop the pills & stay pain free. :)
Bridget
At Tue, 29 May 2007, Sabrina wrote:
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>Well it looks like I am heading to a second lap. This pain that I have
>had that came on all of a sudden, while it has lessened in severity is
>still pretty bad requiring round the clock lortab and motrin. They now
>think (ER drs and my pcp - ob is out of town) that I had a cyst burst
>and the contents spilling have irritated the area and caused an adhesion
>there. I think they are right. The incision from the lap last year has
>been pinching and pulling to the right for the last couple of days. The
>pain while it has eased is still pretty bad and there is a lot of
>pressure that is there. I was in the ER again Friday night and stayed
>through till Saturday morning. They ran all the tests, all of the scans
>came back normal. They said it was too late to see the cyst rupture.
>Maybe if I had gotten an US when it happened or even as late as Monday
>last week we could have seen fluid.
>
>The ER drs suggested a lap to see what is going on. My pcp has agreed
>with their assessment. I have an appt scheduled on Friday to talk with
>him about it and see what he thinks. He is pretty conservative so I
>don't know if he will do it. But I just can't take this. If we are
>going to do, let's go and get it done. I want to get it done asap. I
>can't do it this month (work and vacation - not giving that up as we
>have waited 3 years). But I can zip right in the first week of July and
>be off for the week. I would get out of my sil's crazy wedding to deal
>with. Dh is going out of town for 5 weeks. So if this is it, go for it
>and get it over with. In the meantime, I am taking a painkiller round
>the clock to help.
>
>Gosh I can't believe my lap only lasted 8 months. Stupid cyst.
>
>On the good news, I'll a) be able to find out exactly what is going on
>b) get rid of any adhesions at that time c) still be within that 6 month
>good to go window for ttc.
>
>It took me all weekend to get used to the idea of having a lap again.
>Now I am used to it, I want to get it done and get it over with. UGGGGH.
>So let's see what my ob says.
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