Re: Scar Tissue

From: Tami (tamitorres@hotmail.com)
Tue Jun 11 21:27:46 2002


Dear D Wow, your story is unbelievable. Did you ever consider an attorney? 14 pounds of a staph infection?? That's terrible. Are you having your next surgery with a Laproscope, or are you getting the big one, Laprotomy?? 17 surgeries in 3 years is so many, and so very hard on your body. As far as cutting down on the sadhesions from growing back, they almost always come back after surgery. The bigger the surgery I think the more the adhesions return...I am sure there are others on this board that have more knowledge about this than I, but just hang in there and give these people a chance to respond to you, okay. You have come to the right place for information, and support... Take care, Tami

At Tue, 11 Jun 2002, D. Williams wrote: >
>I am about to undergo my 17th surgery in about 3 years. This one is to
>remove scar tissue and repair a second hernia.
>I had a hysterectomy and bladder repair in Aug of 99.
>The Dr used a supra pubic cath, for the bladder repair, ( still haven't
>figured out why).
>A few months later I had what felt like an incisional hernia, they went
>in for a repair and found not a hernia but 14 pounds of staph infection.
>The staph infection was antibiotic resistant, and took 14 surgeries to
>finally get it removed. I had 2 other surgeries for repairing some
>damages done, and now another hernia and scar tissue removal ( I am
>assuming it is scar tissue, since the other surgeries they had to cut
>large quantities of scar tissue out.)
>I am trying to find away that can help cut down on the scar tissue and
>adhesions, anyone have any answers to this please let me know.
>I have had more then enough of these surgeries and am starting to wonder
>if we are going to have to go in and cut away every few months to keep
>the pain levels tolerable.
>
>--
>D. Williams
>


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