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Re: 3 mos post-hysterectomy chronic painFrom: suzanne (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Mar 2 07:30:11 2001
I had tah/bso for severe endo, adhesions and adenomyosis. Within 2-3 months after that surgery my pain came back with a vengence. I also had severe bladder and bowel symptoms. Hysterectomy is not a cure for endometriosis, so there is a chance you may still have endometriosis in your pelvis. I had surgery with an endo specialist 8 months after the tah/bso and he found a great deal of endo left in me (even though the first doc swore he got it all!). Endo was found on my bladder, ureters, colon, rectum, vagina, and broad, round and utersacral ligaments. Plus my entire peritoneum was invaded with endo. If your surgeon is not an endo specialist, he may not be familiar with the many appearances of endo, including microscopic and may have left some. The Endometriosis Sourcebook contains much information regarding endometriosis continuing after hysterectomy. Also the following website may be helpful: http://www.scmc.org/endo/html/reprint7.html It was a difficult time in my life, especially after going to the endo of the line and still be suffering. But I am happy to say I am endo free and pain free after 26 years with this disease. I only wish I had known about the endo specialists sooner. You can e-mail me anytime at living@nwlink.com
-- suzanne
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