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Re: intravaginal compresses forgottenFrom: D. Ashley Hill, M.D. (dahmd@mpinet.net)Mon Aug 23 06:01:23 1999
A somewhat similar situation: A few years ago a new patient presented for surgical follow-up. She had recently undergone a laparoscopic lysis of adhesions (by another physician), and reported persistent postoperative vaginal pain, particularly when walking and having a bowel movement. She reportedly called her doctor repeatedly, but was "told this was normal." About 2 weeks post-op she passed a black, conical object with a thin metallic tip vaginally...the end of an acorn cannula! She had no obvious long-term effects from this, but she refused to go back to the operating physician. Good luck with your situation.
-- Ashley David Ashley Hill, M.D. Associate Director Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Florida Hospital Family Practice Residency Orlando, FL http://home.mpinet.net/dahmd
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