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I have had a little break through this week. After returning to my GP a week ago doubled up in pain again, I was sent to have another Ultrasound. The Radiographer was amazing, though it was extremely painful (due to my physical conditions), they came to a conclusion as to why I have so much pain. My left ovary is attached to my bowel and to other things including my womb.

On top of this I have heard of a local gynae who has successfully treated adhesions and my GP is referring me to him.

It's a small beam of sunlight through the cloud of pain and frustration, it may end up being nothing but its worth a try.

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Its such a relief isn't it when they eventually find the reason for your pain, best of luck and keep us posted as to how your getting on. jx

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It's worth getting well informed about adhesions : have you read our webpage on this ? hope it is useful. Where is the gyne based ?

good luck and as Jacquie says, let us know how you get on

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