Reply to "Cannabis/ CBD with a J-Pouch"

Mary OMember

I have a lot of scar tissue and it has become “sticky”. The scar tissue sticks to my abdominal wall, particularly around the rib cage.

In most people, everything in your abdomen sits in harmony and fluidly moves around. If one has an organ removed, the natural order of things is out of whack. I’ve had four abdominal surgeries related to my J pouch and a hysterectomy. The adhesions stick to things, which creates pulling. The physio attempts to make things less “sticky”.

8/15/1912:01 PM

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