I am now using a doctor who does deep abdomen nerve blocks. I could be blocked but I wouldn't know it except for the nausea, swelling and failure to go to the bathroom. These are not the surface nerve blocks. You will need sedation to do these. There is only one doctor here in the north Texas area that I know of who does these. 3 other doctors told me it couldn't be done.
But back on the subject, if massage helps you, go for it. I just can't stand anyone pushing on me.
At Fri, 2 Jan 2009, Kelly Murray wrote:
>
>this is the same question I asked yesterday. I would be interested in this if I can find a few patients that have had it done.
>I know, my friend is a massage therapist and used to work on me a lot by going down deep and I don't know if she helped the adhesions but I sure felt better for awhile.
>The only other option is surgery with an Adhesion Specialist,but not everyone boasts of a cure. (myself included) I have traveled in the US and out of the country for surgeries. I am suffering again with the adhesions but know of other people that say they feel great.
>Kelly
>
>>> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Susan<mailto:fionamunro_@hotmail.com>
> To: Multiple recipients of list ADHESIONS<mailto:adhesions@mail.obgyn.net>
> Sent: Friday, January 02, 2009 5:17 PM
> Subject: Could I be suffering from Adhesions?
>
> HI there,
>
> I have recently been studyingthe facts on Adhesions.
>
> Recently I have come across information on a Clinic in Florida
> claiming to have cured many patients through a massage/pressure
> technique. CLinic is called Clear Passages. I am wondering if
> anyone has tried this prodecdure??
>
> I have suffered from chronic pelvis and abdominal pain for almost 8
> years now. I am 27 years old. Through my trials of surgeries to
> releive this pain many adhesions have been discovered. After a
> complete hysterectomy I still suffer from chronic pain. My personal
> diagnosis on this is the possibility of adhesions... especially since
> I have had 8 surgeries and have read that 93% of patients having any
> abdominal surgery have adhesions.
>
> Still I am unable to find a known cure for this?
>
> Any advice is very welcomed.
>
-- Sara in Denton. 13 years and too many surgeries fighting the monster.