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Re: what does this mean? From: jillson (anonymous@obgyn.net) Thu Dec 27 16:30:58 2007 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: anonymous: "Re: what does this mean?" Previous message: Ally: "Re: Dr. Olive Wisconsin" In reply to: niki: "Re: what does this mean?" Next in thread: anonymous: "Re: what does this mean?" Reply: anonymous: "Re: what does this mean?" I had that too. It means the cul de sac was taken over with adhesions and endo. The cul de sac is the space between your uterus and your rectum. The two are stuck together instead of having the space. I had the adhesions excised and the endo excised. It was very painful having a bowel movement because it would pull on my uterus. At Thu, 27 Dec 2007, niki wrote: > >i too had obliteration of the abdomen. the way my doc explained to me >was that the adhesions and endo had overtaken my abdomen. > >At Thu, 27 Dec 2007, anonymous wrote: >> >>My post-operative report said I had severe endo, with multiple >>endometriomas, and pelvic adhesions. It also said I had obliteration of >>the cul de sac. What does this mean? Does anyone else have this? >> >>Any info would be helpful. >> >>Thanks. Next message: anonymous: "Re: what does this mean?" Previous message: Ally: "Re: Dr. Olive Wisconsin" In reply to: niki: "Re: what does this mean?" Next in thread: anonymous: "Re: what does this mean?" Reply: anonymous: "Re: what does this mean?"

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