Adhesion Specialist in Washington or West Coast
From: IAS Admin (tracy.joslin@adhesions.org)
Fri Apr 4 19:42:42 2008
From: adhesions@adhesions.org [mailto:adhesions@adhesions.org] On Behalf Of
cathy coakley
Sent: Monday, March 31, 2008 10:03 PM
Subject: Re: Adhesion Specialist in Washington or West Coast
Yes!!
Dr Cook is the Best!!
I have had 2 surgeries with him! He is amazing and He believes us!! So many
Dr's have said there is nothing they can do and that adhesions do not cause
pain! YA right!!
Dr Cook will Listen !!
Cathy
"IAS Admin (Tracy)" <tracy.joslin@adhesions.org> wrote:
Sender: d_fincher@sbcglobal.net (Debbie)
Subject: Re: Adhesion Specialist in Washington or West Coast
Hi Lena,
Your post caught my eye because I, too, live on the West Coast. You
will likely receive lots of recommendations to different doctors. I
wanted to share the information on my doc who I feel is one of the best
in the country when it comes to treating adhesions, endometriosis and
anything/everything to do with female pelvic pain.
Dr. Andrew Cook is in Northern California. His office is conveniently
located minutes from the San Jose Airport so traveling to him is an
cinch. Dr. Cook has a great website, http://www.pelvicpain.com.
Dr. Cook has helped countless women, myself included, to recover from
the debilitating pain that often goes along with endometriosis and
adhesions.
If you're interested in discussing your case with Dr. Cook he will do a
complimentary records review and subsequent telephone consultation. Dr.
Cook does not contract with insurance so he would be out of network;
hopefully that's not an issue for you. He is worth the time and expense
in my opinion. Dr. Cook is knowledgeable and highly compassionate. He
has an excellent bedside manner and a wonderful sense of humor.
If I can answer any questions for you please don't hesitate to contact
me.
Regards,
Debbie
At Mon, 24 Mar 2008, Lena wrote:
>
>I have a pelvic adhesion/scar tissue dx. I am looking for an adhesion
>specialist/surgeon in Washington state or the West Coast. I have had
>two laparotomies, a C-section, and a laparoscopy. The first lap (Aug
>'03) with a dx of Stage III-IV endometriosis which was excised/lasered.
>At the C-section (Oct '04) no endometriosis was found (I got pregnant
>the first month after a six month course of Lupton following the lap).
>The second lap (Aug '05) with a dx of adhesions concentrated on right
>pelvic wall, uterus, ovary and tube. The laparoscopy most recently (Dec
>'07)with a dx of adhesions and scar tissue throughout the pelvic cavity
>involving my reproductive organs, bladder, bowel and pelvic wall.
>
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