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batholin cyst after op

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debbie39903
debbie39903

Had marsup on 20th feb....never been in so much psin am at my wits end. Operation was difficult and lengthy due to deepness and had to stay in over night. Came home Friday. ..never been in so much pain....cant walk...cant sit...can only lie in one position...cant even breathe in heavy or even cough without unbearable pain. Had to go back on weds...they took out a couple of stitches to see if that would help and have me stronger painkillers and antibiotics. Am still in unbelievable pain...never had this done before so not sure if this is normal. I have a pretty good pain threshold but have been reduced to tears with this pain. Not sure what to do...wud appreciate some advice or other experiences. Feel like throwing myself off a cliff right now :-(

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  • eyrg28
    eyrg28

    Posted

    Ms. Debbie why dont you try taking Serrapeptase . I have been suffering from BC almost a year now but it became visible and gets bigger just last quarter of 2013, and i have read from different forum that serraptase is very effective and i am hopeful that it is now working for me.. I started taking this 3capsules 3x daily yesterday and its my 2nd day now and i am now starting to feel that my BC is now starting to subside . I am also planning to take Silicea 200c and calcarea phosporica 200c, its up to you to decide w/c one will be more effective and hope this one could be of help..thanks and God bless
  • debbie39903
    debbie39903

    Posted

    Thank you for reply. Have already had the operation to 'hopefully' get rid of it. ..but it so much pain after operation. To be honest I wish I never had the operation...this pain and immobility is 100 times worse than the actual cyst. I just dont know if this pain and discomfort is normal after the marsup?? Thank you again for reply
  • eyrg28
    eyrg28

    Posted

    Ms. Debbie that is also one of the reason why i never considered a surgery because i have read a lot of testimony that it is not the best option because some of women who undergo for operation still suffers from coming back of their BC w/ vengeance... I guess you better try to take a precaution meds. to avoid it from coming back. i will be posting some updates here regarding the development of my medication...
  • debbie39903
    debbie39903

    Posted

    I hope mine doesnt come back :-(....wil no way go through this again. Coming up for three weeks now and still in alot of pain and mobility very restricted. Really getting me down
  • corinne89220
    corinne89220

    Posted

    Had a Bartholin Cyst Op on the 8 February 2014 and woke up to the most excruciating pain - I was told that the operation was unsuccessful and was advised to take a second one which I refused. I could not walk for three days and after my six day in hospital asked to be discharged to go to another hospital for a second opinion regarding the botched up operation. If I knew I would be in more pain after the operation I would have refused it. I have been on crutches for over 3 weeks now because it affected my walking so badly that I have had been in and out of hospitals and to date I have seen GPs, Gynaecologist, Consultant Colorectal & General Surgeon. I have been prescribed codeine and use voltarol to minimise the pain. I am frustrated and do not know what to do.
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