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Re: Adhesions Crowding Organs?From: D.N. (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 9 Mar 1999 20:36:57 -0600 (CST)
At Tue, 9 Mar 1999, Kim wrote: > >At Sun, 7 Mar 1999, Anna wrote: >> >>I have a question that hopefully someone out there can answer. I had a >>hysterectemy about a year ago. Ever since I have had problems with >>adhesions developing. My physcian says that even though they have went >>in and removed adhesions found between my intestines and my stomach >>wall. He beleives that there are adhesions behind my intestines that >>are crowding my intestines. He says that this crowding is what is >>causing me not to keep my food down, and severe abdominal pain. He has >>suggested that they take me back to surgery and make a large incision >>and lay my intestines out on a side table and clean adhesions out from >>underneath. >> >>I don't know anyone that has had problems with adhesions like this. Is >>it actually possible for the adhesions to be so far back that something >>like this would be needed? I have been told that we want to wait until I >>can no longer keep any solids down and start having difficulty with >>fluids staying down as well. Does this sound like a good idea to wait >>so long? >> >>Thank you for any light you can shed on this. >> >>-- >>Anna Baker >> >-- >I had a hysterctemy in May of 98. I have had 2 surgery's >since that time and the doctor told me if I have pain again >they will have to send my elsewhere for treatment he can not do anything else for me. I have scar tissue from 5 surgery's and I also have enodmeterosis. I don't know what to do. > Hi Kim, If you continue to have pain after, is it constant or cyclical? Is it localized or all over? I have also had a complete hysterectomy and both ovaries removed. One ovary was removed at the time of the hysterectomy, the other about 1 1/2 years later. About 5 months after the last ovary was removed, I started to get pain like I did with ovulation (mittleschmirtz). Also, I would get cyclical pain on the area where I had endo. My Gyn found that I have an ovarian remnant. Apparently they are not very common, but they can cause problems. I take a high estrogen birth control pill to try and help decrease the cysts I have on my ovarian remnant, but the pills tend to decrease my estrogen levels to post-menopausal levels. No one knows why. If you still have endo have they tried birth control pills or lupron? These are all just suggestions, I am not a doctor and these are just my opinions. This may not be the cause of your problem, but it is something to consider if you still have problems. Good luck! D.N.
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