The intergel barrier seems to work for some people and not for others, so maybe even if it was intergel you will be one of the lucky ones and it will work for you!
At Tue, 29 Oct 2002, Libby wrote:
>
>Hello -
>
>I don't know if anyone remembers me, my name is Libby and I posted a few
>times last year when I had my first surgery for adhesions. Well, it's a
>year later and last Friday I went in for a second surgery because the
>adhesions were back. It took 4 months to convince my surgeon, but he
>finally agreed to scope me again.
>
>Once again, my appendix was involved, attached to the sidewall, as well
>as a number of other adhesions which he lysed (not sure where, haven't
>gotten post-op info yet). This time he removed my appendix as well.
>
>The difference this time is he used SprayGel. I just wanted to let
>people know it's here, though I'm not positive if it's still in the
>trial stages with the FDA. My surgeon is an endoscopic specialist in
>Seattle, WA, and he seems very up to date on adhesion prevention, and
>was excited to be able to use it on me.
>
>It's only been 5 days since surgery, but my recovery so far has been
>good. I'll post again later and let you know how things go. I'm
>keeping my fingers crossed that this will at least reduce my pain, if
>not eliminate it. I'm hoping this will offer an option for relief for
>all of us out there who suffer from this terrible disease.
>
>--
>Libby :O)
>
-- cathy :-)