Guest guest Posted October 6, 2004 Report Share Posted October 6, 2004 Gerri! What type of surgery did you have DS? RNY? I have to agree with you...the pain I experienced in my upper right side was so bad I wanted to die. No meds, not morphine, not demeral, nothing helped even a little bit. The pain of my gallstones a few years ago or the pain of delivering my daughter didn't even compare. So, I know what you mean! It was the worst pain I have ever felt and I hope I never go thru anything like that again! The good thing is I have very little intestine left for that to happen to! How did your docs find your situation? Were they properly reactive? I was misdiagnosed at the first hospital I went to so this issue really concerns me for other women. What we had is rare but I think not enough ER docs are trained to spot this possibility. Are you having a boy or girl with this one? Good luck! STEPH > > Steph, > This is exactly the kind of thing I was trying to describe a couple > of weeks ago to someone else! I was lucky enough that I did not have > to have any portion of my intestine removed but the docs told me that > it could be a complication of an internal hernia left untreated. I > had to have the same surgery(repairing this internal knot in my > intestines) twice so far(pre pregnancy). I can only HOPE TO GOD it > never happens again, as it was some of the worst pain I have had in > all my life! I have had 3 children, 3 c-sections, a gastric bypass, > surgery to have a pin inserted in my ankle and am on my 4th pregnancy > and I am quite sure nothing will ever compare to that pain. > Gerri > 37 weeks > Boston, Massachusetts > ....... > >I was rushed into surgery to have a third of my intestines removed. > The pain > > I was feeling was the beginnings of what would become 8 feet of > > completely dead intestines. > > > > I really don't want to alarm you because all of us have such > different > > situations, no two stories will be the same. But I thought I would > > encourage you to ask for the Catscan if the ultrasound does not find > > the solution. > > > > Good luck and keep us posted..I am very curious what the docs find. > > > > STEPH Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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