Re: Surgery with Dr. Nyirjesy (Phila)

[Guest guest]

I had surgery with Dr. in Rochester, NY and I wanted a second

opinion first because it was a big decision. He sent me to Dr.

Nyerjesy. really spoke highly of him and I liked him, too,

but had the surgery with because he was my doc. There is a

woman who posts here from time to time who had surgery with Nyerjesy

and I believe her experience was very positive. Wish I could

remember her name! I will post if it comes to me.

Lia

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I am considering having a vestibulectomy (right term?) done by Dr.

> Nyirjesy in Philadelphia. I have had chronic vulvar vestibulitis

for

> 6 years, and none of the treatments (creams, PT, Elavil, etc.) have

> worked. I'm a good candidate because I only have pain upon

> intercourse-- otherwise I feel fine. Previously, I never considered

> the surgery because I am absolutely terrified of anything medical--

> having to get a blood test causes severe anxiety for me. But I am

> getting to the point where I feel like the surgery might be worth

it--

> Dr. Nyirjesy tells me the success rate is very high (70% cured, 20%

> significantly better, 10% same), so I think I'm going to do it,

> despite my fears. I want to be able to have sex with my husband!!!

>

> I would appreciate any feedback on surgery results, as well as

> feedback on Dr. Nyirjesy. I trust him and I have heard elsewhere

that

> he is a great surgeon, but I would love to hear from anyone who has

> dealt with him. I would also like to hear what the surgery process

is

> like, and what people felt like afterwards-- how long were you in

> pain, taking narcotics, out of work?

>

> Thanks so much!

>

> Amy

>

[Guest guest]

The woman is Sandy Puirnton from NJ.. She had a successful surgery with Nyirjesy back before there very many successful vestibulectomies (spelling)

Sherri

-------------- Original message -------------- > I had surgery with Dr. in Rochester, NY and I wanted a second > opinion first because it was a big decision. He sent me to Dr. > Nyerjesy. really spoke highly of him and I liked him, too, > but had the surgery with because he was my doc. There is a > woman who posts here from time to time who had surgery with Nyerjesy > and I believe her experience was very positive. Wish I could > remember her name! I will post if it comes to me. > > Lia > > > > > > Hi everyone, > > > > I am considering having a vestibulectomy (right term?) done by Dr. > > Nyirjesy in Philadelphia. I hav

e had chronic vulvar vestibulitis > for > > 6 years, and none of the treatments (creams, PT, Elavil, etc.) have > > worked. I'm a good candidate because I only have pain upon > > intercourse-- otherwise I feel fine. Previously, I never considered > > the surgery because I am absolutely terrified of anything medical-- > > having to get a blood test causes severe anxiety for me. But I am > > getting to the point where I feel like the surgery might be worth > it-- > > Dr. Nyirjesy tells me the success rate is very high (70% cured, 20% > > significantly better, 10% same), so I think I'm going to do it, > > despite my fears. I want to be able to have sex with my husband!!! > > > > I would appreciate any feedback on surgery results, as well as > > feedback on Dr. Nyirjesy. I trust him and I have heard elsewhere > that > > he is a great sur

geon, but I would love to hear from anyone who has > > dealt with him. I would also like to hear what the surgery process > is > > like, and what people felt like afterwards-- how long were you in > > pain, taking narcotics, out of work? > > > > Thanks so much! > > > > Amy > > > > > > > **IF REPLYING TO THIS POST, PLEASE REMOVE ORIGINAL POST, > Thanks for your cooperation! ** > > ***