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Re: 6mths post op from TAH/BSO and now having bladder/adhesion issues? From: gidge (anonymous@obgyn.net) Mon, 28 Aug 2000 14:05:20 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Amber: "What Are the Baseline Symptons/Bloodwork for Diagnosing PCOS" Previous message: Sandy: "Worried...." In reply to: D. Ashley Hill, MD: "Re: 6mths post op from TAH/BSO and now having bladder/adhesion issues?" Next in thread: jwang,MD: "Re: 6mths post op from TAH/BSO and now having bladder/adhesion issues?" Reply: jwang,MD: "Re: 6mths post op from TAH/BSO and now having bladder/adhesion issues?" Reply: gidge: "Re: 6mths post op from TAH/BSO and now having bladder/adhesion issues?" At Fri, 25 Aug 2000, D. Ashley Hill, MD wrote: > >At Fri, 25 Aug 2000, gidge wrote: > >>>Dr. Hill, thanks for your reply, to whom should I be readdressing the issue with? My family dr? My gyn or my urologist?? My gyn seems very unconcerned and when I mentioned recurring endo or adhesions she said "chances are almost nil"... > >This is a very unusual statement to make in any patient who has >undergone abdominal surgery. However, since I have not done an exam, >etc., it would not be appropriate for me to speculate why she said this. >In a perfect world your gyn would handle this. After all, she did the >surgery. The family doctor can direct you to a new gyn, if you wish, >but he would not usually be an expert in adhesions. General surgeons >are often experts in adhesions. Thus, you have the choice between a new >gyn and a general surgeon. In any event, a second opinion sure couldn't >hurt. Good luck! I hope you find a quick resolution to your pain. > >Thanks for your reply Dr. Hill, my dr (gyn that did the hyst) has been out of the picture since about 4wks post op due to a life threatening illness...so I've been dealing with her partner.....who acts extremely nonplussed by my pain saying that it's probably bladder spasms and if it becomes bothersome (hello it's already extremely painful) then maybe I should take an anti-inflammatory??? My gyn comes back to work next week and they all want me to wait until after they cystoscopy to do anything further...would it be rude of me to want to see my own dr when she comes back? Her partner just sort of looks at me like "what are you doing back? she doesn't feel there is an issue.....I'm just feeling like I"m pushed back on the burner and left to sit??? Thanks in advance for any advice you can give, >-- >David Ashley Hill, MD >Associate Director >Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology >Florida Hospital Family Practice Residency >http://home.cfl.rr.com/dahmd > >My apologies, but due to time constraints I am unable to answer private e-mails. > Next message: Amber: "What Are the Baseline Symptons/Bloodwork for Diagnosing PCOS" Previous message: Sandy: "Worried...." In reply to: D. Ashley Hill, MD: "Re: 6mths post op from TAH/BSO and now having bladder/adhesion issues?" Next in thread: jwang,MD: "Re: 6mths post op from TAH/BSO and now having bladder/adhesion issues?" Reply: jwang,MD: "Re: 6mths post op from TAH/BSO and now having bladder/adhesion issues?" Reply: gidge: "Re: 6mths post op from TAH/BSO and now having bladder/adhesion issues?"

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