After multiple frustrating episodes such as your own, I finally wound up at a pain clinic. First thing on your list would probably be to get your pain under control...you might have better results with this type of clinic rather than the docs you are currently seeing. I am currently taking Oxycontin in conjunction with a anti-depressant, these are helping with the pain better than anything else that I've ever tried.
This support group is essential for me keeping my sanity. You can learn alot by posting your questions and exploring the site.
When that magic pill is at last created (the one in my dreams that disolves adhesions in 7 days), this will be the first place you'd read about it.
Look forward to hearing from you again.
Love,
Janet
>----- Original Message -----
From: "Lisa" <anonymous@medispecialty.com>
To: "Multiple recipients of list ADHESIONS"
<adhesions@mail.medispecialty.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 5:02 PM
Subject: new to site
> Ladies-
>
> I am new to this site and am not quite sure how this works. I am 26
> years old
> and was treated for adhesions on my ovary and fallopian tube last
> September.
> The pain never completly disapated and is now worse than ever. Today I
> went to the ER when the pain began to make me weak and nauseas. I was
> given pain
> killers via an IV and sent home with a perscription. The pain killers
> are not working. It has been difficult. First Im told that having
> children will be difficult and now I feel as if docters are dismissing
> it and expecting me to live in pain. Where does one begin? Advice and
> suggestions are needed and appreciated. Thank you.
> Lisa
>