I'm curious about where I am in the Bell Curve, so to speak (and I know
there is trouble with the server due to viruses so it may be a while
before this gets posted). Have any of you ever had adhesions taken down
in what was intended to be a laparoscopic surgery but ultimately had to
be converted to a laparotomy due to the density of the adhesions? This
happened to me six months after my hysterectomy. My gynecologist said
she was afraid to continue lasering for fear of injury to the bowel
because my adhesions were "like concrete". Yikes! Obviously, another
surgery would be my utmost last option. But, yes, the pain and pulling
is back - - just like a big "smile" formation across my abdomen above my
old hyst incision line. My question is this: if this has happened to
any of you, were you ever able to have a laparoscopic afterwards? When
my gyn cut these down via incision she said she should be able to go
back in another time and do it laparoscopically. I can't even imagine
that this would be possible.