Re: 1 gross question & 1 dumb question- Belle
From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Mon Dec 27 08:25:56 1999
Monica,
Water helps keep us hydrated, obviously and this helps to keep our bodies in
a state of homeostasis and helps maintain the exchange of wastes in and out
of the body through the kidneys,it also aids in keeping our blood pressure
up and at a reasonable level.The reason for drinking in regards to our
bowels, is because the water helps in preventing constipation and helps in
the action of peristalsis and helps in the process of eliminating our stool.
Monica,I hope you were able to understand what i have said.
Much Love and Big Hugs,
Belle.
-----Original Message-----
From: Monica <anonymous@obgyn.net>
To: Multiple recipients of list ENDO <anonymous@obgyn.net>
Date: Tuesday, 28 December 1999 0:47
Subject: Re: 1 gross question & 1 dumb question- Belle
>Belle-
>Why?
>
>At 11:19 PM 12/26/1999 -0600, you wrote:
>>Water Yes Drink as Much as You Can,up to 2 liters if you can but Please
>>Everyone __________AVOID MILK_______________ Thankyou.
>>
>>Belle.
>>
>>>
>>>Hi,
>>>Bowel movements since my surgery has been a big
>>>problem but I found the solution, I try to drink a lot
>>>of water and eat at least one fruit per day. Water is
>>>the key, if not try milk.
>>>Good Luck and Happy Holidays!!
>>>Lee 145.
>>>--- Monica Wojdyla <anonymous@obgyn.net> wrote:
>>>> Hi Elaine :)
>>>> I also had pain during bowel movements and then when
>>>> I had my lap they
>>>> found 4 inches of my bowel attached to the
>>>> peritonium by adhesions and Im
>>>> guessing thats what caused it...still having pain,
>>>> but it hasnt been that
>>>> long since the lap so i think its still sore...I
>>>> hope! I go for post op on
>>>> the 30th and Ill find out then I hope!
>>>> Hope youre doing well!
>>>> *hugs*
>>>> Monica
>>>>
>>>> At 11:34 AM 12/26/1999 -0600, you wrote:
>>>> >Hi everyone,
>>>> >
>>>> >I hope you all had a good holiday! I haven't
>>>> written to this forum in a
>>>> >long time. It is very hard for me to keep up with
>>>> the messages. But I
>>>> >am going to be on vacation for the rest of the week
>>>> so I will be hanging
>>>> >around here.
>>>> >
>>>> >Well, to get to my questions.
>>>> >
>>>> >First, my gross question. Do any of you have pain
>>>> when you have a bowel
>>>> >movement? This has been becoming a big problem for
>>>> me lately, especially
>>>> >since my last period.
>>>> >
>>>> >Second, my dumb question. Have any of you compared
>>>> your surgery photos
>>>> >to photos of endo posted at doctor's sties on the
>>>> web? I recently got my
>>>> >photos from my last surgery because I am going for
>>>> a second opinion on
>>>> >wednesday. The surgeon who did this lap said she
>>>> didn't see any endo.
>>>> >But when I looked at the photos I could see red
>>>> patches in a lot of
>>>> >areas. I knew that red was a color of endo so I
>>>> started looking up
>>>> >examples of red endo on the web and comparing them
>>>> to my photos. I
>>>> >found several examples that look exactly like the
>>>> patches I see in my
>>>> >photos. Am I just being parinoid or could this be
>>>> endo? Does anybody
>>>> >have any idea what endo really looks like?
>>>> >
>>>> >Elaine NY
>>>> >
>>>>
>>>
>>
>
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