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Laproscopy/Post-OpFrom: K. (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 28 Apr 1997 21:14:19 -0500 (CDT)
This is regarding a Lap I had done on the 4th of April, my post op was scheduled for the 21st. My mind was filled with many questions to ask the Dr. and ready to hear the worst or ready to hear that the endo problems were all in my head. The Dr. came in looked at my scars said all was fine gave me a prescription for Sereophene and said he wanted to see me within 4 weeks. I had to stop him and ask him what was the outcome of the surgery, then I had to ask him to see the pictures he'd taken than he was off. That was it, he stated the degree of the endometriosis was extreme which had spread all over from the cervix, tubes, bowels, uterus, etc. More than I ever dreamed of, I was diagnosed with this in 1990, than hadn't another lap until now and the disease has seemed to have spread like crazy. Is this the norm? After the first Dr. said he got it all, also if the disease was that wide spread wouldn't it take longer than 30 mins to laser all of it? When a post op is done shouldn't a pelvic exam be performed to ensure all is ok? Thank you again!
-- K. Lesniak
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