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Bowel movement pain week 2 post Lap
I had a laparoscopy 2 weeks ago to treat severe endo. I had chocolate cysts on both ovaries, my bowel was adhered to my left ovary, tube and pelvis. My right ovary was adhered to pelvis slightly. I also had extensive endo on pelvis wall and in ligaments holding up uterus plus scarring in ligaments.
I am advised that all of this has now been removed. My question is about pain with bowel movements and wind. I am getting quite severe cramps that seems to be related to BM.
Is this normal after bowel being handled during surgery. The first week I had severe diarrheo and cramps, Now I am having 1-2 BM a day and they of normal consistency and I am getting painful cramps across my abdomen and intense in my lower abdomen.
Does anyone have experience with this at all?
I am advised that all of this has now been removed. My question is about pain with bowel movements and wind. I am getting quite severe cramps that seems to be related to BM.
Is this normal after bowel being handled during surgery. The first week I had severe diarrheo and cramps, Now I am having 1-2 BM a day and they of normal consistency and I am getting painful cramps across my abdomen and intense in my lower abdomen.
Does anyone have experience with this at all?
Ya that would do it, plus the gas they use doesnt help as well.
I am glad that you are feeling better :)
I am glad that you are feeling better :)
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