Re: Incredibly difficult recovery/need for more medical help.

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At Mon, 27 Mar 2000, C Twisdale RN wrote: >
>I am sorry that things have been so rough, this should be a wonderful
>time for ya'll! You did not mention, is baby OK? Also what area of the
>world are you in?
>
>At Mon, 27 Mar 2000, anonymous wrote:
>>
>>It is now almost six months after my wife and I had our first baby. The
>>delivery was a particularly bad one (vaginal), and has left my wife
>>feeling devestated both physically and emotionally. Physical problems
>>still include: vaginal soreness (and feeling of bruising), pain sitting
>>(we think she may have fractured her pelvis during delivery), pain in
>>her hips (which seem to be differently alligned now), frequent and
>>urgent need to urinate (bordering on slight incontenence) and (if I am
>>remembering the terminology correctly), a certain degree of prolapse.
>>
>>We are working with an OB and a physical therapist, but nothing seems to
>>help. We are desperately trying to figure out what else we can do and
>>where we can turn. Are there courses of action we should be pursing? Is
>>there a recognized leading medical center/hospital that focuses in this
>>area? Any information would be appreciated.

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