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Post surgery complications .I had lysis of adhesion removal of the intestines,Several months ago since? |
When I woke from surgery my skin was palor unlike pre op.I have good color in my skin I've been extemely dizzy,confused,severe abdominal muscle contractions .I've had nurmerous surgeries for the same issue ,but none with these debilitating complications 3 months out .First I just thought it was the anathesia after 2 months went by apparently I was wrong ,along with the incision I don't know who to go to , The surgeon said to see a neurologist . It can't possibly be neuro I think he's just trying to pass the buck. I also had a CT of the Ab wall which was unremarkable ,maybe some of the symptoms are neuro ,but absoltely not the cause .Any knowlegeable suggestions appreciated. lysis of adhesions and "extemely dizzy,confused,severe abdominal muscle contractions "--- the symptoms and the problems you indicate if clearly stated by you are not one problem per se. I don't see how problems in your abdomen would manifest in your cerebral area. Sounds like the surgeon doesn't know and is trying to "pass the buck". You may have complications like vagus nerve damage from the surgeries. Damage to it would produce the symptoms that you describe. Okay. yes u no what u are into. i believe u had a something removed from your intes. more like taken off of int. great u have ur color back good sign. successful oper. u waited long enough i procrastinate also i am today still giving advice and not taking my own thats just me as u all of the symptoms seem to be referring to the nervous sys after surg. now comes contractions of muscle somthing u didnt originally have prob with cut nerve , check your meds go to neuro and you sound enimic. u hr me go for u nobody can really help u like this. were on freaking typewriters take care ull be alright sometimes after several surg as u hv cuz u no y u can get infect. |
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