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Re: Blood ClotsFrom: Kari (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Oct 12 06:59:04 2001
At Thu, 11 Oct 2001, Cheri wrote: > >I do not know how much detail i have to go into to recieve an educated >opinion. >i am 31 was diagnosed with endo at 21 and told to have children >asap..before this news i had had 2 ab. in 86 and in 88.. >now in 98 i had a tubal pregnancy removed and another in 99 wich then >resulted in tubal removal completly.. >we were supposed to be on the quick road to ivf however we are having >personal and finacial difficulties.... >question is, i have noticed an icreased amount of blood with my periods, >increased pain and maybe i am beinf nuts but the blood clots are HUGE >...where do they come from why do i have more than ever (for me that is) >i hope you can put an end to my worries.. >thank you for your time and efforts into such a great web site.. >Cheri Everitt Cheri, I know what you are going through. I had a misscariage 4 years ago which resulted in a D&C. Ever since then with my painfull,Heavy periods-I was getting these awfull clots I don't know how big yours are but mine were the sizes varying between a golfball and a tennisball .My doctors would ignore me. then i found a new Dr. ,He then told me that these are symptoms of Von Wildebrands disease. He did tests but found i was neg. for that. Just make sure you are not becoming Anemic,cuz that is alot of blood to loose. I did have a Lap done and found Endo.I am now going through Lupron shots so I no longer have a period for 6 months(not having any children yet-this is such a break!) I am sorry to say though within these 4 years I have not found any relief from the clots,until now. I hope you feel better! Kari
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