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Re: ADVICE needed. Heavy bleeding after 1st Lap From Thurs 9/18/08
From: ampyali (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun Sep 21 19:10:39 2008
Your doctor or another surgeon on-call for him should be available 24/7,
especially to someone who had recent surgery. I would call ASAP.
At Sun, 21 Sep 2008, bren wrote:
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>Thank you so much for your reply. The only problem is that I have no
>way of contacting my doctor until Monday & we all know what it's like to
>go the ER. Waste of money & time & u come out w/ just added
>frustrations (@ least in my case). I don't know what to do. Also, I
>know having no bowel movements for the first 3 days is normal, but I've
>been having constipation or feels like more of a blockage (since my
>uterus is retroverted/tilted, I feel like it's stuck to my rectum
>causing a blockage @ times-sorry tmi again). You would think that
>laxatives or enema or something would work well, but not in my case. I
>just want to know what's wrong w/ me & if endo is easy to diagnose
>during a lap or can it be easily missed as well? I don't know the
>results of my lap surgery yet, have photos, but have no idea what they
>mean or what part of my organs I'm looking at & what's normal/not
>normal..I have all the severe debilitating symptoms of endo, but sadly
>am worried that I'm going to end up in dead end w/o definite answers to
>the cause of all my pain. As you can sense, I'm feeling quite anxious &
>concerned, so thanks for reading through my venting. BTW, has anyone
>gained weight for no known cause especially strange for me since I've
>had lost of appetite & my metabolism is still quite fast.I just don't
>understand many of my symptoms. Thanks for even reading through my post
>& any advice is much appreciated so thank you. =)
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>>I just had my second lap for endo on thursay and my post op instructions say to contact your physician immediately if you are soaking a pad every two hours!!
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>Bren
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