I could rant on for ages but I will try and make it shortish! I had my lap on 14th June, extensive endo stage 4 lots of work done. I've not been right since the op and I'm in more pain than I was before! It's driving me mad, I've been backward and forward to my doctors who have been great and in the end they contacted my consultant, over 3 weeks ago as they didn't know how best to treat me. My consultant phoned me on Monday and I told him how I'm feeling and he said he wanted to see me in clinic as soon as poss and appointment would be sent out. I phoned the hospital and spoke to his secretary who was aware that my doctors had contacted them twice but she had no message from my consultant to make me an appointment. I got really upset on the phone as she said she couldn't make me an appointment without his say so, I also asked roughly how long it could be before I get an appointment, to which she replied 'I can't say until I've spoken to your consultant'. I told her to let my consultant know I'm not happy as he knows what pain I'm in and I also told her I am going to make a complaint (there are lots of issues about my stay in hospital that I will now bring up). I'm so sad, mad, angry and frustrated, arrrrggggghhhhhhhhh.
Anyway do any of you lovely ladies know of a good consultant in the North West, not bothered where as I'm currently travelling 2 hours to see mine, in-box me with any suggestions. Thank you and have a nice weekend. X
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I am afraid I do not live in the North West but try looking on the Dr Foster site consultants that specialize. Having had pain after ops, my guess is it could well be adhesions, scar tissue causing your pain. This unfortunately does often reform after surgery and can cause substantial pain. Problem is, each surgery can cause more trauma and ultimately more scar tissue. It is a gluey substance like a spiders web, which can adhere organs to neighbouring ones, as happened in my case. It is a well documented big problem with repeat surgery. There are various adhesion barriers but I am not aware there is any barrier that guarantees you will not get formation of scar tissue. Sorry I can't be more helpful but thought this info might be useful.
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