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Adhesions and infertility? |
hello! I had an operation in january to separate adhesions in my abdomen.. namely around my uterus.. because i was having painful intercourse and pain going to the toilet... my gynea dr said that she saw no clear evidence of me having problems conceiving but to come back if i do .. which wasnt very clear to me!! i do still have adhesion pain .. my cervix is very very sore... will i have adhesions forever and if so .. could it make me unable to have a child? x Id go bk to the drs and just tell her how your feeling and your a bit worried about the pain still. The dr should give you advice and help to ease the pain. Go to the dr. again. Meet the doc |
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There are no alternative therapies for adhesion prevention, unfortunately. However, there are approaches that her surgeons could have taken during the lap...did they lyse (take down) the existing ... I would have to say no to the Abscess, it should show in your white count and if the blood tests are normal, then you don't have an infection anywhere. You might have the adhesions though.... Scar tissue is seen during surgery in most cases but if thick enough will show up on x-ray exams like MRI and CT Scan. The symptoms of scar tissue is pain and also sometimes a pulling type sensa... Adhesions as I understand it can occur after any type of surgery during the healing process - basically the tissue that has been cut or disturbed can heal together leaving scar type tissue on inter... I don't think anyone can give you absolute statistics on the percentages. I do know a great many women form some sort of adhesions post-operatively after either abdominal or pelvic surgery, s... Most of the time, this gets better as time passes. And, yes, this could be caused by adhesions. Sometimes, when it bothers you to the point it is affecting your daily life, they can go back in an... I'm very sorry :( But my advice is to talk to your doctor, get as many advices as you can. Hope you feel better soon. You may want to read about it too, here's a link I found: ... the easiest way to use castor oil is to massage it into the body on the problem spot, along the spinal cord, the abdomen, or following the lymph drainage patterns. It can also be taken internally, ... |
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