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Re: endo troublesFrom: anonymous@obgyn.netFri Mar 29 13:53:52 2002
At Tue, 16 Jan 2001, anonymous wrote: > > I have never done any sort of chat room or form before, > > but I have been told I have endomitreosis and that I have > >two options.I can get 3 progesterone shots or have a historectomy. the >later being most recomended. > > I havn't been able to fnd any web s to tell me exactly > >what this is and what all my options are. > > I am realy tired of all the pain ect..but I am only 31yrs >old and though I have had my tubes tied since I was 20,and may "not be >using my uterus". Im too young to take it out.. >ok, Im afraid to take it out. > >Has anyone out there had eather of these things done for this condition >? > > Can someone help with info ? Hi, I am sorry that you are having trouble with ENDO, but I have to tell you that I had a hysterectomy when I was 26 yrs. old. I was diagnosed with ENDO. when I was 15, and then, when I was 24 I was diagnosed with Atypical cancer. My Dr. told me that it was because I went so long without treating my ENDO. I know that you are scared about having a hyst., but I have to tell you that I am no longer in pain and I have never felt better. I know that you are scared of menopause, but it really is not that hard to handle. Now, if you have no children then that is a whole nother story. Me, I have 2 children, and I was not suppose to have them because I was diagnosed with ENDO at such a young age. As for the shots, I have never heard of this before. And, to be quite honest, I think that sounds crazy. What in the world are 3 progesterone shots going to do for you. You are still going to have ENDO, and you may still have that pain with it. You need to think about this for a while longer, it is a big decision to make. Have a Happy Easter, TJS-D
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