I had intergel a year ago and I had no reaction that I can think of from
the intergel or the procedure. I think that if your incision is burning
it may be a normal part of healing because it does take some time for
the nerves to regenerate and heal inside. I did have another surgery in
April this year when there was nothing used as an adhesion barrier and I
did have burning in my incision and It has gone now. It is a very high
possiblity that youa re just experiencing nerve regeneration healing.
Sincerely LIllian
>I had gynecological surgery on
>February 14, 2003 at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, MA.
>Gynecare Intergel was used during this procedure.
>
>Since my surgery, I have experienced complications. I have had severe
>abdominal pain, various allergic reactions, an internal burning
>sensation in the area of the surgery and through out my body, and
>several other symptoms that I have been treated for. I have been seen
>in the emergency room several times since the procedure as well as
>inpatient and outpatient care.
>
>I would like to know what medical care or treatments have been made
>available to patients that have had Gynecare Intergel used in their
>surgical procedures, or if anyone has had some relief from treatments
>they have accessed.
>
>I would like an opportunity talk to ANYONE who has had this device used
>during surgery or has experienced similar symptoms in postoperative
>recovery. Please let me know if there is a time convenient for you.