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Re: Hyster 4mths ago.... Endo now backFrom: Peggy (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Sep 5 14:41:34 2000
At Tue, 5 Sep 2000, Nicole wrote: > >I have just come across this forum and I would love to hear back from >anyone that has had a similar experience. I am 32 yrs old and had a >LAVH 4mths ago to try and rid myself of the dreaded Endo. I have been >fighting(and I do mean fighting) Endo for around 14 yrs now, and many >surgeries, drugs,2 children and a Hysterectomy later it would appear >that it has raised its ugly head again. My problem is this.. Where to >now? Nothing we have tried so far has even put a dent in the Endo. I am >under a renowned Prof and am awaiting another Lap to see exactly what >the damage is, but due to a major Haemhorrage 3wks post op from the >Hyster it has all been put on hold to give my haemoglobin a change to >restock. So, anyone out there with any words of wisdom or stories to >exchange, they would be greatly appreciated.. Nicole, Welcome to the forum, My first question to you is did the Dr. remove ALL of the endo when he did the hysterectomy ? My second question is are you on any HRT?Third question is with hemhorraging after the hysterectomy has any one ever mentioned adhesions ?I had a LAVH and LSO 4/98 and developed a hematoma that had to be surgically drained 10 days later, After that I had 3 laporoscopies to remove adhesions and with the last laporoscopy 11/99 I was diagnosed with endo and had an RSO.I am still suffering with what I believe to be endo related pain.If you are taking HRT and the Dr. did not remove all of the endo this could be the reason why you are still having the same pain.Hope this helps If you have any questions please feel free to ask,
-- "FRIENDS THAT STICK TOGETHER" Peggy K.
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