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Re: Bowel problems/rectal bleeding during periodsFrom: allison (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed Mar 6 07:49:18 2002
At Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Karin wrote: > >An answer for Jill and a couple of questions: > >Yes, I have rectal bleeding, but only during the first two days of my >period (and it happens whether or not I have a BM). I had a >sigmoidoscopy, which didn't show anything abnormal. The doctor who >performed the sigmoidoscopy said I probably had IBS (which I probably do >because I have many of the symptoms), and didn't really address the >bleeding problem. > >My gynocologist feels that this is probably caused by endo and >recommended several options. I opted first for danazol, which didn't >work too well for me. Next, I might try birth control pills. > >My question is how serious is this problem? Does this type of rectal >bleeding mean that the endo has eaten through the bowel and is now on >the inside? Does this mean that there's a chance of an abcess or >perforation or anything like that? > >Am I fooling myself to think I can get through this without surgery? I'm >46 and probably don't have too much longer to go before menopause. > >Thanks for any answers, >Hi karin I had a partial hyst. 7 years ago and thought things were great until the last year every month I have rectal bleeding it lasts just like a period does, I am going in to have a colonoscopy on friday to see if the endo is in my bowel, looks that way to me but not happy about maybe being put through menopause yet I had my hysto. done when I was 26 and don,t feel that I am ready for menopause yet! I am hoping it is just a simple thing on friday because I have had enough of hospitals to last a life-time I have been in and out for the last 20 years! not a happy camper. allison. > >-- >Karin >
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