Comments on: The Role of Pre-Sacral Neurectomy in Treating Painful Periods, Painful Sex and Endometriosis Pain https://www.vitalhealth.com/endo-blog/the-role-of-pre-sacral-neurectomy/ A women's healthcare, endometriosis, and pelvic pain treatment center Mon, 29 Apr 2019 16:17:50 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Jessica https://www.vitalhealth.com/endo-blog/the-role-of-pre-sacral-neurectomy/#comment-102 Sun, 29 Sep 2013 03:40:49 +0000 http://www.vitalhealth.com/blog/?p=243#comment-102 I had a PSN when I was 20 and it saved my life. I was suicidal because of the pain and was then blessed to find an amazing doctor who listened to me. I went from taking narcotics almost every day to taking midol at most. It has been about 61/2 years since the procedure and I am slowing getting some pain back but it is manageable. I wish this information is more available to young girls b/c so many of them are giving up and being advised that a hysterectomy is their only options. It makes me angry and breaks my heart at the same time.

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By: Kim https://www.vitalhealth.com/endo-blog/the-role-of-pre-sacral-neurectomy/#comment-101 Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:30:45 +0000 http://www.vitalhealth.com/blog/?p=243#comment-101 Yes they do. However it DID help me. I have had 8 surgeries for endo & was finally blessed with a child – miracle – 17 months ago – 2yrs after my last surgery.
Nerves always grow back – sometimes it is months, sometimes years.
I wish you luck!

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By: Jackie https://www.vitalhealth.com/endo-blog/the-role-of-pre-sacral-neurectomy/#comment-100 Fri, 25 Nov 2011 23:11:05 +0000 http://www.vitalhealth.com/blog/?p=243#comment-100 Two weeks ago, I had surgery to remove what an MRI indicated were ovarian cysts in my cul-de-sac. They went in and found that what was thought to be several large cysts, were actually hundreds of small clear cysts that look like drops of water.

My doctors have no idea what these are and do not think that I have Endo, but are stumped as to what it actually is. Lab says the cysts are not cancerous.

The cysts are on my peritoneum everywhere, not just the cul-de-sac. They removed hundreds from the cul-de-sac and removed my appendix, but left the rest of the cysts in place because they simply hadn’t be prepared to deal with such an extensive problem and it is better to deal with something when you know what it is. And they think that even if they took them all out, the cysts would just come back.

That aside, I’m still in a large amount of pain. I had considered asking my doctor about cutting nerves so that if I do have endo, I don’t have to live my life in crushing pain. Since this started months ago, I’ve stopped living so many aspects of my life. Having read your article, I think I’ll wait on cutting nerves because of the potential side effects.

But I do have a question. 6 years ago I had real ovarian cysts removed and after the surgery, my skin between my belly button and pelvis,… lost the ability to sense that it was being touched and heat and cold. I was told that this meant that some nerves had been cut and they would regrow. Feeling did come back, but not to the same extent it existed before. With this second surgery, feeling is gone again.

But my question is… will the nerves cut in PSN eventually grow back?

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