endometrosis in uterus
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sir 16 week miscarse of my misses 3 year ago, now problum in concevment. she hv endometrosis of 10mm size, dufstone course of 1 year done, and decafar,decapeptile 0.1, Muco 500, IUI also done 4 time but no goog news plz advise |
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re: endometrosis in uterus
by Dr M. K. Gupta -
Apr 5th, 2012
9:55 pm
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Dear Mr Panwar If your patient does not have any improvement with medical treatment, she should now go for laparoscopic surgery. Laparoscopy is easily the most common procedure used to diagnose and take away mild to moderate endometriosis. Rather than using a large abdominal incision, the surgeon inserts a lighted viewing instrument called a laparoscope through a small incision. When the surgeon needs better access, he or she makes one or two more small incisions for inserting other surgical instruments. For any laparoscopy, the abdomen is inflated with gas (co2 or nitrous oxide). The gas, that is injected having a needle, pushes the abdominal wall from the organs so the surgeon can easily see them clearly. The surgeon then inserts a laparoscope via a small incision and examines the internal organs. Additional incisions may be used to insert instruments to maneuver organs and structures for better viewing. The process typically takes 30-45 minutes. If endometriosis or scarring must be removed, your surgeon will use one of various techniques, including cutting and removing tissue (excision) or destroying it with a laser beam or electric current (electrocautery). Following the procedure, the surgeon closes the abdominal incisions with a few stitches. Usually there is little or no scarring. With regards M.K. Gupta |
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re: endometrosis in uterus
by Raj -
Apr 22nd, 2012
11:46 pm
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Low Grade fevers 3 mnohts after Gall bladder surgery! Please Help me!?I am 29F and had a gall bladder removal on Jan. 9th. After wards the surgeon didn't come see me and I didn't get release papers, though I've had two surgeries before, so I knew what's normal and what's not. They had me spend the night I felt fine and incision sites were fine, and no fever. The next day they sent me home. Still feeling fine until later that night my incisions started to turn red and start to get puss. I had a Dr call in Antibiotics. They didn't seem to work, so they put me on a different kind and that didn't work. It is not April 13th and I'm still having fevers. They run from 99.3 when waking and when just walking around or going to the Dr office and back they will get higher usually around 100.5 but they have gone as high as 101.8. I also have stomach pain after eating, my incision sites still hurt, two out of the four still have not heeled properly, I'm exhausted easily, have only been eating about 800 calories but gained 28 lbs in the first 8 wks now I'm stuck at 23 lbs heavier than normal. Lost a few but not much. Also my waist went from 27 inches to at one time 39 inches. I'm a model and actress and they're is no way of being able to work like this. I also will get dizzy spells from time to time and went through a time where I had a migraine everyday for about two mnohts thank goodness that's gotten a lot better. My stomach is still very tender and I can't lift anything without pain and feeling nausous. Have gone to Cedars, UCLA and even went all the way to Mayo in MN and all the Dr's either tell me I'm crazy eventhough my parents have been there by my side through it all and have seen what I'm going through or they tell me I'm healing fine. Why are they not worried about the fevers? Oh and this past week I've gotten golf ball size boils on my legs and my gums have gotten inflamed, itchy and red. What can that be caused from? To me I think I have a staph infection. Does anyone else have a story like this or knows what's going on??? Please please help me!! THank you!! |
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re: endometrosis in uterus
by AndrewBop -
Jul 7th, 2024
5:10 pm
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