Laparoscopic Unilateral Oophorectomy

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I had an emergency unilateral oophorectomy for a 7 cm cyst. I have only used pain medicine once before for my wisdom teeth but they did not prescribe me any pain medication. I am on 800 mg Motrin every six hours, 2 Tylenol every four, and I am still in crippling pain. They also gave me 3 doses of morphine and a Percocet at the hospital and I was still in pain. Did anyone else experience this? I need some hope please! I am taking summer classes while working full time and this is killing me..

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    Hi! I had this same surgery back in October. They definitely should’ve prescribed you some sort of medication, like Percocet or something because even with that, I was still in a lot of pain but at least I was able to sleep. Contact your doctor and find out why weren’t you given any medication. I was off my feet for two weeks, I couldn’t even walk without throwing up for the first week. I’m praying for a fast and well recovery love. X 
  • Posted

    Geez, if it was just lapaeoscopic then why so much pain? Did the cyst burst? Even so, it seems strange.

    Where exactly does it hurt? Your incision or your actual tube area?

    • Posted

      I’m not sure. It’s all over my whole lower abdomen. I went to urgent care and they gave me a shot of Toradol and wrote me a script for 10 percocet. 
    • Posted

      How are you? Did you go back to the dr? What did they say/do?
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    You should not be in so much pain with laparoscopic surgery.  The gas gives you the most pain.  That only lasts a few days. The incisions are very small.  Please contact your Gyno and find out what’s going on.   Be sure to get plenty of rest.  I recently had both tubes and ovaries out and am still recovering.  Best of luck to you.  
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    I'm not a dr, but it sounds like you need an antibiotic. It sounds like you have an infection.

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