I do feel the adhesions and you mentioned leg cramps. I've been feeling that lately. In fact, I had a charlie horse the other morning, and I haven't had one since before my pelvic tumor was removed last August. I feel the adhesions in my belly and surrounding areas and also in the bladder in the morning. It hurts somewhat when I urinate first time in the mroning. My belly looks as though I am about 2 mos pregnant but I am very thin to begin with that is why I noticed this.
I look forward to participating on this forum. Caryn
At Thu, 15 May 2003, Tammy wrote:
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>Hi again, I was wonder what, if any digestive problems anyone is having
>that are associated with or related to abdominal adhesions. I seem to
>have one thing after another happening to me.
>Also, I have recently gone through a really bad bout with a horrendious
>headaches that caused vomiting. It lasted about 3 weeks, felt like a
>spinal headache except no relief could be found and caused me to be
>hospitalized. I did have my head thoughouly examined and there was
>nothing. They put me in a head traction to open and relax the
>indentations in the back of my head where it joins my neck. well those
>are subsiding now, but I am just wondering what's next?
>OK, one more.....LEGS....does anyone feel pain in their legs from the
>adhesions affecting the nerves and blood vessels in the pelvic where the
>legs join in? I have pain that sits in my pelvic and runs down into the
>crook of my legs, it then spreads down my inner thigh towards my knee.
>It use to do this mostly in my right leg now it has begun to do the same
>thing in the left one. I am scared that even if they can clean up the
>scar tissue, will they be able to repair the damage in my legs?
>Well those are my thoughts for now, I am going to go look at and respond
>to some of the other messages on the board.
>Hoping the Best for All,
>God Bless,
>Tammy Lynn