You need to go to your ob/gyn especially since you are pregnant and in pain. It could be so many different things that I could not begin to give you an answer. I worked for an ob/gyn for 4 yrs and the one thing I do know is that when pts called and they were pregnant and in pain the dr wanted to either talk to them or have them come in right away. I don't want to scare you but at this point no one but the dr after an examination can give you an idea. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Lynn
>I am a 37 year old female, have had 3 c-sections, 1 appendectomy, gall
>bladder removal and 2 laps. I was told during my last section that I
>was 'full of adhesions' by the OB. The pain that I have experienced
>(and assumed was caused by adhesions) has been a burning, tearing
>sensation, mostly on my right side.
>
>Here is my problem...I am now pregnant again, 11 weeks, and have started
>having the same burning, tearing sensation but in a totally different
>area. My last pregnancy ended in miscarriage and of course, I am
>worried about that. I'm wondering if the adhesions that I am 'full of'
>per my OB are just stretching because of my growing uterus OR if the
>adhesions might be attached to my uterus? If they are attached to my
>uterus, could this cause miscarriage as they pull? I can't imagine an
>ultrasound being clear enough to tell them anything related to my
>adhesions and I don't know what other diagnostic tools they could use
>with me being pregnant. I haven't yet chosen a doctor for this
>pregnancy, so I've seen no one so far.
>
>ANY suggestions, comments would be appreciated.
>
>With great thanks,
>
>--
>Theresa
>
-- A new friend