Re: Help - Chronic Adhesions

From: Christine (curleyki@aol.com)
Wed Jan 15 15:34:31 2003


At Tue, 14 Jan 2003, kann wrote: >
>Are you saying the surgeon didn't remove the adhesions from the liver?
>My daughter had upper body pain, along with the lower pain
>and the surgeon found her liver adhered to the ribcage. It took over
>30 minutes to remove them one by one. She no longer has pain in that are .
>Why did your surgeon not remove them?
>Karen

Hi Karen - The surgeon was able to remove all the adhesions that had my liver in that postion. It has just become habit for any new adhesions to migrate to that destination. And now it feels like the liver is back in that position and my personal guess is that I have new adhesions growing from the raw area of the body wall where the liver was orinially attached. >-------Original Message-------
>
>From: adhesions@adhesions.org
>Date: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 08:08:19 PM
>To: Multiple recipients of list ADHESIONS
>Subject: Help - Chronic Adhesions
>
>I have finally hit the stage of being absolutely frightened! I just had
>scope surgery to remove adhesions (for the 5th time) in August 2002. As
>of December 11, 2002, the exact same pain returned! I made an
>appointment with the surgeon for the end of January 2003, to see what we
>can do.
>
>--
>
>In the past, I have been able to go a few years in between sugeries but
>this time I only went a couple of months with relief.
>
>My adhesions started out just obstructing my bowels and now they
>continue to that along with plastering my liver to my body wall. I
>think that hurts just as bad as the obstruction. With my liver in that
>condition, I can't move in any direction without pain. Sometimes I even
>see stars!
>
>I'm already on Effexor for the depression and am scared of going on pain
>medication.
>
>If anyone has any thoughts - please share!
>
>Thanks
>
>--
>Christine
>
>.
>

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Christine

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