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Thanks everyone. Dusty, I would prefer that a GI does a bowel resection if one needs to be done.... I am thinking she would leave that for him anyway. He spoke about it last GI visit so I would hope they communicated with each other.
She is doing a laparoscopy and is removing all the adhesions and "chocolate spots"..or "chocolate ulcers" from my organs... she brought up the resection because my MRI came back again with 2 strictures. So, this surgery is for endometriosis but they will be doing the biopsies for Crohn's. I asked if the GI could be there since they are both in the same hospital and he cant be.
Thanks Marisa and Dex, the appointment went really well. It took a long time (4 hours) and there is the prep the night before. I think the nerve wracking part is not knowing what they are doing exactly, I dont think they know except diagnostic and to release my organs from my pelvic wall. I didn't get a chance to speak to the surgeon and will the day of.
I cant express how much I wish I had answers. I am again hoping that this will give me some.
She is doing a laparoscopy and is removing all the adhesions and "chocolate spots"..or "chocolate ulcers" from my organs... she brought up the resection because my MRI came back again with 2 strictures. So, this surgery is for endometriosis but they will be doing the biopsies for Crohn's. I asked if the GI could be there since they are both in the same hospital and he cant be.
Thanks Marisa and Dex, the appointment went really well. It took a long time (4 hours) and there is the prep the night before. I think the nerve wracking part is not knowing what they are doing exactly, I dont think they know except diagnostic and to release my organs from my pelvic wall. I didn't get a chance to speak to the surgeon and will the day of.
I cant express how much I wish I had answers. I am again hoping that this will give me some.
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