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Done Salpingectomy. Have Pelvic Pain, Pain During Intercourse. What Is It?
Hi, I have just undergone a salpingectomy 7 weeks ago, L tube. My R tube was removed in 2005 with the same problem i had fluid in them, I an still having chronic pelvic pain and now i seem to be finding Intercourse painful too! ;-( which wasnt a problem before.....what do you think it is and i should do? Many thanks Amanda kay x
Wed, 10 Apr 2013
Hi welcome to Health care magic forum.
Thanks for calling H.C.M.F.
As you describe you had salpingectomy of right tube in 2005, and left side 7 weeks before, for the same reason. Still you are having pelvic pain, and pain on intercourse.
First thing to be considered is whether only tubes are removed or along with the ovaries, (salpingo oophorectomy) Including second operation you might have got both ovaries removed probably. it causes lack of eostrogen harmone , and drying of vegina etc. Which cause pain during intercourse. If it is the case Harmone replacement therapy may be needed.
If ovaries are not removed the pain during intercourse might be due to infection.
Cause of pelvic pain could be remnant pelvic infection, or adhesions of the disease or operation.
I advise you to consult your gyncologist for diagnosis and treatment.
Wishing for a quick and complete recovery.
Best regards.
Thanks for calling H.C.M.F.
As you describe you had salpingectomy of right tube in 2005, and left side 7 weeks before, for the same reason. Still you are having pelvic pain, and pain on intercourse.
First thing to be considered is whether only tubes are removed or along with the ovaries, (salpingo oophorectomy) Including second operation you might have got both ovaries removed probably. it causes lack of eostrogen harmone , and drying of vegina etc. Which cause pain during intercourse. If it is the case Harmone replacement therapy may be needed.
If ovaries are not removed the pain during intercourse might be due to infection.
Cause of pelvic pain could be remnant pelvic infection, or adhesions of the disease or operation.
I advise you to consult your gyncologist for diagnosis and treatment.
Wishing for a quick and complete recovery.
Best regards.
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