No, I don't have these same issues. I have a condition called gastroparesis that means I need to be fed through a tube into my small intestine and get medicines through a central line in my chest.
Needing a urostomy bag is pretty rare. Are you male or female?
By scope I ment laprascope. The dr mentioned that It was impossible to see the intestine thru the mass of adhesions. More than likely I would end up with a urostomy bad and colostomy bag if I ended up in surgery again.
Are you having the same issues?
How did the last attempt fail? By scope in your abdomen do you mean an upper endoscopy or a lower endoscopy (colonoscopy)? What do you mean by 2 bags? Do you mean a colostomy? What other "bag" do you mean?
Thank You for your response.
I was told by a group of surgeons years ago that they really could't do any more for me. I was to have a port put in my spine for pain management. I declined for fear that I would become addicted.
The last attempt to clear adhesions failed as they closed me up and told me to try and live with it. They said that I was solid mass in there and that if a Dr even attempted to put a scope in my abdomen, they would not be able to see. They said if I had to be opened again, that I would come out with 2 bags! Not good news.I have learned to live with it until this last episode...
i just wonder how or why it keeps growing.
Welcome to the gastroenterology community! This could be related to your adhesions, which can go anywhere. I would recommend talking to your doctor about this.