I don't know anything about the affect of exercise on your adhesions, but wanted to let you know that your adhesions stopped forming about 2 weeks after your last surgery...unless you had some type of abdominal infection or trauma. No new adhesions form after that point...they do however continue to strengthen.
Welcome and God Bless!
Karla
--- "Mary S." <anonymous@medispecialty.com> wrote:
> In April, 2000, I had a ruptured diverticulm that
> caused accute
> pertintonitis. I was given an emergency colostomy.
> In November, 2000,
> the colostomy was taken down. I was recently
> diagnosed with a
> peritoneal cyst, and have been told that surgery on
> me again could cause
> a possibly permanent ileostomy. No way do I want to
> do this! I am in no
> pain, and wouldn't have known about this cyst if it
> hadn't been for a
> routine trip to my gynecologist. I feel like
> leaving it there as long
> as it is not cancerous. I am 41, and would rather
> feel some discomfort
> than wear a bag for the rest of my life. Has anyone
> else had a similar
> experience with a large cyst and massive adhesions?
>
> I am wondering, now that it has been a year and a
> half since my second
> surgery, and two years since the peritonitis, are my
> adhesions through
> developing or do adhesions continue to develop for
> years after surgery.
> I word out with a personal trainer every week. Will
> this help me keep
> the adhesions from taking a strangle-hold on my
> organs? Is there
> anything I can do at this stage to make the
> adhesions more pliable?
>
> --
> Mary S.
>
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