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I went to the Surgeon yesterday and I am going to wear a tens unit for awhile to see if it helps with this pelvic pain I am having. He is leaning toward surgery to cut this nerve. He thinks it is what is going on with me.
This is about the 5th Dr. I have seen about this pain and I really like this guy and I do believe he is determined to help me even if he has to do this surgery. It doesn't hurt that my Gyno is in the same office and he is fed up with me not getting the right help so he is encouraging this Surgeon to help me. Have any of you ever heard of this problem? He thinks that I have adhesions causing this problem. He said it would make the area numb but it should help with the pain. Any ideals on this? Thanks for the input. Ada |
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