Re: Stomach pain in Colon area

From: Millie (milliem@citlink.net)
Tue Feb 20 18:48:10 2001


Stacy Yes, it is very possible the colon has readhered. I am having that problem right now. I had a TAH in January. I found out the surgery wasn't needed. I am very bitter that I let her touch me. I am very angry that she laughed & called me her colicky baby. Once they open you up, there's a good chance of more adhesions because they handle your organs.I don't know if you could get a tear in the colon, but you can have bowel problems - pain, constipation, pain with b.m.'s, and sometimes obstructions. Adhesions can bind everything together and cause lots of pain. And when the dr. doesn't beliveve you and says it's IBS, or calls you her colicky baby, doesn't help a bit. Millie

>----- Original Message -----
From: "Stacy" <stacy_1009@yahoo.com> To: "Multiple recipients of list ADHESIONS" <adhesions@mail.medispecialty.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 4:10 PM Subject: Stomach pain in Colon area

> In October 2000, I began having a sharp pain to the left of my right hip
> (around the area of my ovaries). I had a sonogram done which showed a
> cyst on my right overy. The pain didn't go away, and continued, so I
> went to my OB/GYN since I thought it was ovary related. The cyst on my
> right overy was gone (ob/gyn believes it was just me ovulating) but the
> continued. She did tests to see if it was appendicitis, which came back
> negative. I had a lower CAT done, a procedure to check my kidneys, 2
> more sonograms, and finally they decided to do a laporoscapy (my
> aplogies for any mis spelled words).
>
> During the surgery she found that my colon was adherered to my abdominal
> wall. She removed the colon from the wall, took out my appendix since
> she was in there, check my uterus and overies.. and closed me up... and
> I thought I was fine.
>
> The pain came back in January and has been getting worse as days pass.
> Could it possibly be that the colon has re-adhered? Why does it do this?
> Will it keep doing it all my life? By not getting it removed, could
> something serious happen like a tear in my colon? We just moved to a new
> state and I don't have health insurance yet, and there is simply no way
> that I can possibly afford to go in and get this looked at until I do
> have insurance (the last round was over $25,000). Any help you can give
> me is very appreciated.
>
> Thank you
>
> stacy_1009@yahoo.com
>


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