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Hi ladies, Just need to vent and ask if anyone ever heard of this. I have one of the worst and most complicated cases of v pain. I thought since my veins bulge internally when I stand and I have chronic constipation with my uterus so retroverted it was sitting below my sacrum that a hysterectomy would help. Well it stopped my monthly hemorraghing and upper body rashes connected with my period but the dr messed up big time. First he cut my bladder. It was sliced so that there is a hole in the bladder wall about the size of a quarter. A thin clear musous lining is holding the urine in but there is no wall behind it. In the cystoscopy they could see through the lining/hole and look at my pelvic organs from inside the bladder. The pain was horrific but gradually subsided from 24/7 to only first pee in a.m. Now I am still spotting almost a year after the operation.

He says that it is granulation tissue - tissue that just hasn't healed right. On the rare occasions that we have PIV I bleed bright red blood. I also bleed if I bear down, like when I try to go. Today I am spotting w/o any catalyst and I am fuming mad. It hurts inside too. It refers pain down my right side and I never had any internal pain before the hyst. Does anyone know anything about this? I went back to my gyn, the surgeon I am losing confidence in, twice and he put silver nitrate on it, but it didn't work. I just don't know what to do. There is an enormous website out there called hystersisters and I searched on granulation and there were very FEW posts on it. The medical literature says it is common, but I think they are just CYA b/c that huge site with all sorts of complications barely mentions it. Please give me advice if you can! THANKS, Sandi

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