Reply to "Blockage from adhesions- what do you eat? How do you move forward?"

CTBarristerMember

Readann,

Your post needs to back up a little bit and tell us when you had the surgery that caused the adhesions in the first place. I had adhesions and blockages in the year or so after surgery and none in the 27 years since. Adhesions are fairly common right after surgery and usually improve over time. However your post has no information on when the surgery was and for how long this has been going on. I am assuming if surgery was mentioned to correct the situation it's been more than a few years since the surgery that produced the adhesions?

9/7/205:06 PM

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