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Re: constant stabbing pains after excision surgery-ADVICE PLEASE
From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Aug 30 14:24:01 2007
I didn't have stabbing pains though, and I did have very bad cramps
prior
At Thu, 30 Aug 2007, D wrote:
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>2 weeks after excision surgery is not very much time. I had surgery 5
>weeks ago, and was still having pains at the 2 week mark. Now I'm doing
>better, but still awfully tired - a thorough excision can take 6 weeks
>to recover from.
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>At Thu, 30 Aug 2007, anonymous wrote:
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>>i also had surgery, and had some strange sensations, but i think what
>>you're going through might mean that not all the endo was removed
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>>did this person just do endo as a specialty?
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>>At Thu, 30 Aug 2007, Nancy wrote:
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>>>At Thu, 2 Aug 2007, anonymous wrote:
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>>>>Hi All
>>>>I had an excision laparoscopy 2 weeks ago. I feel like this is normal,
>>>>healing and all, but am I supposed to be having CONSTANT stabbing pains
>>>>and cramping?
>>>>It is non-stop and just wanted to hear from anyone if this is normal.
>>>>Thanks for your imput.
>>>
>>>In reference to having stabbing pains after excision surgery. I also
>>>just had my second laparscopic surgery a month ago. ANd I never had any
>>>stabbing pains after surgery or cramps. I had a few strange censations.
>>>I would definetly tell my doctor and if he says it's normal get a second
>>>or third or 4th opinion. Was your surgeon a specialist in Endometriosis
>>>surgery.....alot of the time they don't get all of the endo. I know I
>>>am going to need surgery again. I wish you the best of luck......and be
>>>your own health advocate. Peace
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>--
>Find an endo specialist in the ERC's EndoDocs group:
>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/EndoDocs/
>
>Try an excellent endo support group:
>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/erc/
>
>Info on pain management:
>http://www.painfoundation.org/
>
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