Re: Request colonoscopy experiences

From: Igor Gudymenko (igudym@eos.comint.net)
Fri Apr 28 01:19:09 2000


Jim, I've read your message and think it's too risky. I heard about successful cases of removing obstruction using air. Those were not adhesions related cases. But using colonoscopy...?? I suspect it's very dangerous and also recommend you to re-read some times info from Beverly. She's absolutely right. Besides your adhesions could be not related to colon at all. And so your doc (even in the abstract) can't 'jar' adhesions. BTW what does 'to jar' mean here? To tear out them or just to try to pull if he wants to find their possible location? I guess complications there are much more possible than the illusive advantages... :(

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Igor Gudymenko

-------------------- Original Message -------------------- From: JIM JJHEINZ@UWM.EDU -------------------- Original Message -------------------- To: Multiple recipients of list ADHESIONS igudym@eos.comint.net

>-------------------- Original Message -------------------- Sent: 26.04.2000 4:56:57 Subject: Request colonoscopy experiences ---------------------------------------------------------- you wrote: ---------------------------------------------------------- > I am believed to have adhesions resulting in intermittent small bowel ---------------------------------------------------------- > obstruction. My doctor plans to give me a colonoscopy on Friday in an > effort to check for any problem areas and to try to jar the adhesions > loose from the inside. > He says he has had some success with this procedure and it avoids > surgery. Has anyone else had any experiences with this procedure for > adhesions?

> -- > Jim from Milwaukee


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