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Re: Endometriosis PainFrom: D.N. (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Mar 9 10:25:24 2001
Hi, When I cycle my lymph node in the LLQ swells up more and becomes very very painful. If I sneeze or cough during this time, it feels like something is ripping or I am being kicked. I have to bend over if I sneeze and even then, it doesn't completely stop the pain. It has been increasing every month now. That problem goes away after the cycle, but the lymph node is permanently swollen and often tender if palpated. I had/have endo in the sigmoid colon area. That is why when I cycle I have the pain there, despite having a TAH/BSO. I still have ORS.
-- D.N. At Fri, 9 Mar 2001, Veronica wrote: > >Hi Marcia > >Thanks for your quick reply. Was interesting you also had the pain. >Tell me what you had done and how you are now and how many years you >have suffered for?? > >I forgot to ask the question - whether others also have bloating. I >also bloat up and have bowel problems. Eg: Had a prolapsed rectum and >still got an Enterocele. Difficulty in emptying the rectum even with >soft formed motions is so annoying. > >Anyway with a Gynacologist said my r.side pain was from bowel problems. >Then after my first collapse from the pain was taken to hospital. They >suspected Endo.. and a laparoscopy only revealed a few dots of Endo. on >my left ovary (not as bad as yours). Also on the right side an adhesion >from the bowel adhering it to the pelvic wall. They said this would >have been from birth. Everything was treated. No more r.side pain for >six months then it came again causing me to collapse. Has happened >about six times since and it is so severe I have to lie down or sit down >immediately to let thing settle down. (Been very embarrassing as most >times happened when walking down the street). Luckily not many people >been around when it happened. Each time different ones offered to get >an ambulance. I refuse each time, as after 10 minutes to half an hour >it settles down. Only later get a few twinges of pain which is nothing. >Why I asked the question was because to me it feels like a bowel problem >in the right side. A colonoscopy revealed nothing there. I have found >it hard to believe it is Endo. as they only found a few 'dots' of it. I >went back about 8 mths after surgery and they offered me the 'pill'. I >don't like to take drugs regular so am trying alternate diet, medicine. >Eg: using Vitex. I just read Candida could be a problem for IBS and >Endo. Have you heard this?? Maybe Endo is causing the sharp pains or a >burst cyst.. I'll have to keep up the Vitex. DID A LAPAROCOPY HELP >YOUR PAINS? Do you have irregular periods and heavy bleeding? Take care >Regards from Veronica > >At Wed, 7 Mar 2001, Marcia wrote: >> >>Hi Veronica: >> >>Yes this happens to me, especially before I was diagnosed...I didn't >>know what it was. Off and on I had that sharp pain in the right side >>for about 6 months, I would double over, couldn't walk or think, it >>would pass after several minutes...and then suddenly I had it ALL the >>time..it was two months of continual pain, lots of tests, then my first >>lap where I had lots of endo on the right side...ovary, appendix, >>bowel....you're not alone. >> >>Did they do a lap on you to diagnose and remove it? Have you contacted >>your doc and told him you still have pain? I hope you get some answers. >> >>Best wishes, >> >>-- >>Marcia >> >>At Wed, 7 Mar 2001, Veronica wrote: >>> >>>Has anyone else with Endo. experienced sudden sharp pain in the low >>>right pelvic area which causes them to go weak and collapse? I have been >>>diagnosed with Endometriosis and it would be good to hear what pain and >>>symptoms other women go through? >>> >>>-- >>>Veronica >>> >-- >Veronica >
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