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Re: ADHESIONSFrom: anonymous@obgyn.netTue Dec 29 15:16:37 1998
In a message dated 12/29/98 3:50:00 PM Eastern Standard Time, welsh@mail.fuse.net writes:
> The last general surgeon I saw last week told me that adhesions DO NOT I am so glad that I have a doctor that is willing to accept that I am in the pain I say I am and is willing to do something about it. She thinks that my adhesions are what is causing most of my pain. She has me scheduled for another lap {4th one} the 26th of Jan. She says that is she goes in and my tubes are blocked again that she isn't going to touch them. I'll be left with one of two choices. A hysterectomy or IVF followed by a hysterectomy. This is because I've already had the fimbriaplasty done and it's been two years. So there has been plenty of time for the adhesions to grow back and trying to clear my tubes again will apparently be a useless effort on her part. At least she recognizes the fact that I am in pain and she is willing to find out what is causing it. I'm in a slump though because that will be my day of knowing for sure what my chances of having a child will be. I'm so depressed that I have gained 11 pounds in the last two weeks. I'm blowing up like a whale, I guess I need to start exercising like I should be, but it's so hard to get my butt up and get motivated. Anyway, better luck in finding the right doctor, it's a long and tedious journey, and I pray you guys have better luck at making it through. Happy thoughts to you all for the new year, and pain free wishes to you all. Donna
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