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How To Manage Pain Post Abdomen Hysterectomy ?

I have had numerous surgeries to my abdomen a hystercotomy, my appendix removed my gall bladder removed, about 2 ft of intestine remove. part of my stomach removed they have to go in and stretch my stomach right now I am on nausua meds, protonix, gabapentin, anxiety and depression pills. on a good day I may throw up just a few times a day, on the bad days its bad they say I have a ton of scar tissue and that my body is responding to the pain by throwing up, how can I manage to have a better quality of life
posted on Thu, 6 Feb 2014
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I may be excused if I start wondering what is actually wrong with you? I may be of help as I have treated hundreds of patients having history like you. they actually had root of the problem in mind, not in body , so had to under go repeated surgeries, some of whom might have been unnecessary in hindsight. I request you to screen your self in Hamilton's Anxiety Rating Scale and Yale Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale . If you score significantly, you may actually not require a surgery but appropriate medicines only.
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How To Manage Pain Post Abdomen Hysterectomy ?

Hello I may be excused if I start wondering what is actually wrong with you? I may be of help as I have treated hundreds of patients having history like you. they actually had root of the problem in mind, not in body , so had to under go repeated surgeries, some of whom might have been unnecessary in hindsight. I request you to screen your self in Hamilton s Anxiety Rating Scale and Yale Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale . If you score significantly, you may actually not require a surgery but appropriate medicines only. DR SAATIISH JHUNTRRAA