Re: ADHESIONS digest 1789
From: Chris936963@aol.com
Sat Feb 9 06:42:46 2002
In a message dated 2/8/02 7:20:59 AM Pacific Standard Time,
adhesions@adhesions.org writes:
> Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2002 21:43:25 -0600 (CST)
> From: vm5050@comcast.net (vinnie s)
> To: ADHESIONS@ADHESIONS.ORG
> Subject: adhesions
> Message-ID: <200202080343.g183hQ206888@mail.medispecialty.com>
>
> can adhesions occur from a groin hernia operation and how would i know
> of them?
>
ANY surgery can cause adhesions, so yes, your groin hernia operation may have
caused adhesions. Depending on where they are, and what they're binding or
obstructing, adhesions can feel like;
A tearing or pulling pain, both constant or acute (sometimes this type of
pain is noticeable when you sneeze, or go to the bathroom, or move/stretch
in a certain way).
A stabbing pain.
A sense that you have "something" inside you pressing on other things (I have
adhesions on my R Femoral nerve, the largest nerve going down the front
of your leg, and they feel like I have a baseball inside me, crushing
everything in the area, and causing a sharp "pinched" nerve pain).
A deep, terrible ache.
Others may have descriptions to add to this list. I'll add you to my prayers.
Chris
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