> 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
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From: "Mary S." <anonymous@medispecialty.com> To: "Multiple recipients of list ADHESIONS" <adhesions@mail.medispecialty.com> Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 10:02 AM Subject: Continual Adhesion Development
sibly 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
> adhesias 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 ons?
>
>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.
>
> 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