Re: experiencing pain after surgery for adhesions

From: Julie Johns (juliejohns@lds.net)
Tue Jan 22 16:54:14 2002


To Gpeach, I am just now joining this site and trying to figure out what is going on with me. I had a C-section in 2/2000 and last month started having pelvic pains, both superficially across my abdominal wall and deep internally very low. I have had every test done, all was normal. My CT scan two weeks ago was normal besides an enlarged uterus. Another symptom I have is that my bladder aches right at the end of urination and for about 30 seconds after. I've been to 12 different doctors and 3 Emergency Room trips because my pain got so severe and I thought it was something urgent. My Primary Care Physician has suggested "adhesions. " Since they found adhesions wrapped around your bladder I wanted to ask you what symptoms you had involving your bladder. I also have a hard time making it through the night. If I don't get up to urinate I begin to feel nauseated. What did your pelvic pain feel like? Any ideas for me.

>----- Original Message -----
From: Gpeach1@aol.com To: Multiple recipients of list ADHESIONS <adhesions@mail.medispecialty.com> Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 7:29 AM Subject: experiencing pain after surgery for adhesions

> I had hysterectomy for fibroids well over a year ago. After about 6
> months I began having pelvic and back pain. It took awhile to convince
> my doctor that there was a problem. Once I was referred to an obgyn, it
> was found that I had a dilated fallopian tube. The surgeon went in to
> remove the tube and found that I had a serious case of adhesions. It
> seems they had wrapped around my bladder. I have been informed that I
> will probably have to repeat the surgery in a few yrs. In the meantime
> I am again experiencing some pain. I am having slight pain in my right
> side and a little more severe pain in my lower right back. The
> fallopian tube that was removed was on the left side. Also I am
> experiencing a funny kind of numbness on the right side. Does anyone
> have any ideas as to this feeling or lack of? Should I complain to my
> doctor about this or is it normal a few months after surgery for removal
> of tube and adhesions? I do have to say that following immediately after
> surgery I felt much, much better and even now the pain is not as bad as
> it was. Before I could not get through a day without having to sit down
> for some kind of relief!
>


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