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Re: New - Just DiagnosedFrom: Liss (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Mar 4 12:07:10 2002
Thanks, I keep that in mind. Several people told me different things about their procedures and I was wondering to they do anything else because I have two incisions. I have one through my bellybutton and one in my pelvic area. I know she said that it wasn't that severe if I can remember. She was talking to me while I was incoherant so I don't know what she was talking about. When I finally awakend, she was GONE, no signs of her anywhere. At Sat, 2 Mar 2002, HEATHER wrote: > >Liss, >I've had two laporoscopies. Of course you know they cut you open by >your bellybutton. They put a scope in the incision and look around. My >doctor also took a biopsy off my uterus to make sure it was endo. I >really don't know why your doctor would say your too young, I was 16 >when I was diagnosed. My doctor also told me how bad I had it: there's >moderate, mild and severe. I haven't tried to conceive yet, but my last >lap, which was just 3 days before yours, showed no signs of endo. The >doctor even put dye in my uterus to make sure the tubes were open, and >they are!! If you continue to not conceive, you may want to see a gyn >that specializes in fertility, that's the kind of doctor that diagnosed >mine. > >At Fri, 1 Mar 2002, Liss wrote: >> >>Hello ladies, >>I am new to this forum and I had my lap done on Monday Feb. 25th and I >>was very nervous. I have a STUPID doctor to whom I complained about >>pelvic pain and possible endometriosis since 1999 but she just kept >>telling me that I was too young to have it. I pressed the issued over >>and over again because I had to keep going to the Dr. for severe pelvic >>pains. She FINALLY ordered an ultrasound and they found a small cyst on >>my left ovary and then she ordered the surgery. She NEVER explained to >>me what would be done during the surgery etc. except that i would be >>diagnosed with it like I had suspected. I was officially diagnosed on >>Monday and the FIRST thing that I asked was, "Will I be able to have >>children". She said yes because it hadn't attacked ANY of my >>reproductive organs and then she suggested Lupron and then left without >>ANY further explanation. I really don't know what they do during the >>laprascopy but so could someone please tell me what happens during that >>procedure. Also, I'm 26 and have never been pregnant but my boyfriend >>and I have been "unoffically trying :0)" since December and to no >>avail., there is no baby, so could she be wrong about me being able to >>conceive? >> >>-- >>Liss >>
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