Adhesiolysis Treatment in India

Emily Roy, a 42-year-old elementary school...

Emily Roy, a 42-year-old elementary school teacher and mother of two, had her life upended by chronic abdominal pain. Her symptoms began two years after an emergency C-section to deliver her youngest child. What started as occasional twinges evolved into constant, cramping pain that radiated across her lower abdomen, making it difficult to stand for long periods in her classroom. She experienced severe bloating and unpredictable bowel habits, alternating between constipation and diarrhea. After countless visits to her GP and a gastroenterologist, ruling out IBS and Crohn's, a CT scan suggested adhesive disease, scar tissue from her prior surgery was likely binding her intestines. Her general surgeon, Dr. Evans, recommended adhesiolysis, explaining that while surgery could create new adhesions, it was the best option to relieve her mechanical pain and improve her quality of life. Emily was terrified of another surgery but desperate for relief. The laparoscopic procedure went smoothly, and Dr. Evans found and released several dense bands of scar tissue tethering her small bowel to her abdominal wall. The first few days of recovery were sore, but within a week, the debilitating cramping she had lived with for years was gone. Six months post-op, Emily is back to full energy, actively playing with her kids and teaching without pain. Her emotional journey was one of frustration and fear transformed into profound gratitude and regained control over her life.