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Re: what to do!!!
From: Yen (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Jul 31 23:51:01 2001
Dear Julie,
No guarantees, but perhaps dietary changes could help alleviate some of
your pain. Some people experience quite a bit of relief with dietary
changes, others do not -- but it is certainly worth giving a sincere
effort.
Check out Pep's website -- read her story -- maybe it will help.
http://www.geocities.com/pepchun/p.html
Take Care.
At Tue, 31 Jul 2001, julie wrote:
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>Hello, my name is Julie I am 29 and have endro--.
>I had surgery last year because I was hurting so bad.
>One month after the surgery I was still hurting.
>My gynocoligst perscribed some birth control pills
>to maybe help stop my bleeding. Well I bled every
>day for 6 weeks. I didn't hurt, but I bled every day.
>So I quit taking them. He then told me there was really
>nothing else he could do,but do a hystrectomy.I liked to fell
>over.I'm still young! I had already had my tubes tied 5 yrs. ago
>but I never expected this. So I have went a year now hurting every
>month,more and more each month.It is so bad it's like I'm in labor.
>I'm serious!! So I finally got up the nerve to go back to my dr.
>He told me he could try me on another pill,but there was no guantee
>that it would work. Then he said he could give me a shot and maybe
>it would dry up.
>I told him I was tired of all the pain. My legs hurt,my husband stay's
>mad at me cause I do not want to have sex,because it hurt's so bad
>So he has scheled my hystorectomy for the end of August. I dread it,
>but at the same time I'll be glad to be pain free. I dread taking
>the hormone pill cause I hate taking any kind of pill. I hope in
>the end it would all be worth it just not to hurt anymore!!!
>If anyone has any advise on how to get through it.Please I need
>it.. Thank You Julie
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