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adhesion pain
hi i suffer chronic pain constantly my insides are completely stuck down with adhesions pain in my stomach, back, leg, i've had 13 surgeries and been told by three specialists they can do nothing for me as its to dangerous to operate[and it would only cause more anyway], when i get part bowel obstruct i get violent diarhoa and sickness and what comes up is excruiciating burning acids and the smell is awful both ends and it pours out till im empty then i lay in pain for hours with the burning i have had to be hospitilized, but apparantly this is saving my bowel from rupturing. itake morphine for the pain i cant walk any distance the health problems are endless its a living hell and now also ive been diagnosed with cluster headaches and they are bloody awful has anyone got any tips or things they'e tried to help with this type of pain as i just keep escalating up the drugs ladder and i worry that one day their wont be anything strong enough to take i'm 47 years old female any ideas would be great thanks karen
When I had my first surgery at the age of 17 my doctor said he had never seen so much adhesions in my abdomen and pelvis. I've had several back surgeries now and I'm full of adhesions there too. Physical therapy/massage can help to break them up a bit. I've heard of this stuff called serrapatese or something like that, it helps break it up too! I heard that it can thin your blood and I have some blood issues so I can't take it. I believe there is a brand advertised named Drs Best. Hope this helps. Sorry your in constant pain too!
I just had an op 4 weeks ago and they found adhesions around my fallopian tubes and ovaries. I have had very little info from my docs about it and have been wanting to speak to someone about it that knows what it is. Im 18 yo and extremley scared about what to expect in the future!! They said they cut them away but all ive seem to have read is that makes it worse and they grow back. Please give me some info about this. Im terrified! :(
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