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Re: Is it possible to develop endo after the birth of your first child?
From: Judy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Feb 22 16:58:11 2001
I did only develop the symptoms of endo after the birth of my child so
does happen. It is really unfortunate your doctor doesn't doesn't
respond to your calls. Good luck to you. I hope you find answers.
At Thu, 22 Feb 2001, Karen wrote:
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>Hi Stacey,
>
>I live north of Boston in Billerica, and I just had a lap with a doctor
>affiliated with Winchester Hospital. He was referred to me by another
>gal who just loved him. He was very caring and had a good knowledge of
>endo. If you would like his name, please email me. There are also some
>endo support groups meeting in the Boston area. Check out the
>Endometriosis Association website for more details!! Good luck, email me
>anytime you need to vent.
>
>Take care,
>Karen
>
>At Wed, 21 Feb 2001, Stacey wrote:
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>>since my daughter was born(for about 14 months now) i have experienced
>>very painful periods that seem to be getting worse as time goes on. i
>>have also started to experience some pain after sexual intercourse. my
>>sister suffers from endometriosis and my mother believes that she
>>battled with the same thing for most of her life. my gyno won't even
>>return my phone calls about it. i'm very desperate and scared. i don't
>>know what to do. if anyone can help me i would appreciate it greatly. i
>>live right outside of worcester, massachusetts so names of good doctors
>>would help too. please feel free to email me. thank u
>>
>>--
>>Stacey
>>
--
Judy
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