I had my surgery 4 days ago an now I'm starting to experience pain spams in by my ovaries where theyr definitely noticeable n intense. Is this normal to have? What causes it? Has anyone experienced this after surgery? I'm afaird my tubes have come apart or fell like I may done somthing to make them rip apart. I'm going stir crazy cause it's to late to call my surgeon so I have to wait till tomorrow but it's got me so worried I cant sleep. Some plz help
Hi, Sturdavant90.
Spasms after tubal reversal are a common occurrence and can have several causes.
One possible cause of spasms after tubal reversal is the normal healing process of the tissues around the surgical site. During surgery, the fallopian tubes are cut and then reconnected, which can cause inflammation and irritation of the surrounding tissues. This can result in spasms, pain, and discomfort as the tissues heal.
Another possible cause of spasms after tubal reversal is the use of medications during and after surgery. Medications such as muscle relaxants and painkillers can cause muscle spasms as a side effect, especially if they are not used properly or if the patient has an adverse reaction to them.
Finally, spasms after tubal reversal can also be a sign of complications such as infection or damage to the surrounding tissues. In such cases, it is important to seek medical attention immediately to prevent further complications.
Overall, it is normal to experience some degree of discomfort and spasms after tubal reversal, but if the symptoms are severe or persistent, it is important to consult with your doctor to determine the underlying cause and appropriate treatment.
Let us know what your doctor tells you.
Spasms after tubal reversal do not necessarily mean that the procedure was unsuccessful. Spasms can be a normal part of the body's healing process after surgery and may be caused by the tissues and muscles in the area adjusting to the changes made during the procedure.
However, if you are experiencing other symptoms or complications after your tubal reversal surgery, such as excessive bleeding, fever, or severe pain, it is important to contact your surgeon. He/she can evaluate your condition and determine if any further treatment or intervention is necessary.
In general, the success of a tubal reversal procedure depends on a variety of factors, including the patient's age, fertility history, and the type of tubal ligation that was performed. Your surgeon will be able to provide you with more information about your individual case and what to expect during the recovery process.
That sounds like you're experiencing a normal part of the healing process after your tubal reversal surgery. The tenderness you're feeling around the incision site is also common and can be due to inflammation or irritation of the surrounding tissues.
However, it's important to monitor your symptoms closely and report any concerns to your healthcare provider. If the spasms or pain become severe, or if you develop any other symptoms such as fever, discharge, or excessive bleeding, you should seek medical attention immediately.
In the meantime, you may find relief by using a heating pad or taking over-the-counter pain medication as directed. Be sure to follow your doctor's post-operative instructions carefully and avoid any strenuous activity or heavy lifting until you have fully recovered.