WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for July, 2007: Re: CHRONICPAIN: Laporascopic Surgery to Remove Adhesions

Re: CHRONICPAIN: Laporascopic Surgery to Remove Adhesions

From: T. Lyons, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 26 Jul 2007 19:49:41 -0500 (CDT)

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Laparoscopic surgery certainly is one way to evaluate your pain. It is important that the surgeon doing that evaluation is comfortable in dealing with and treating this pain at the time of that laparoscopy and thereafter. Endometriosis, adhesive disease and other sources can and should be treated laparoscopically but ongoing care for pain should be available and is best done by a specialist in this area. Check it out thoroughly.

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At Wed, 25 Jul 2007, Marcia wrote: > >In the late 1990s I had a hysterectomy and have been told many times >that I have many scar tissues which at times can cause discomfort and >pain. Since last September, I have been experiencing pain in my right >pelvic area which goes down my right leg at times. An ultrasound or my >uterus, CT scan and MRI of my right pelvic has all shown nothing wrong. >It has been suggested that it is possible that my pain might be caused >by a scar tissue/adhesion and the only way to determine this is to look >at the area using laporascopic surgery. >Any information would be appreciated. Thank! > >-- >Marcia >

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