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Re: Hysterectomy complicaations From: Alex (anonymous@obgyn.net) Wed May 1 12:51:09 2002 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Anonymous: "Re: depo provera possibly having affect on a fetus?" Previous message: Veronica: "Miserable!" In reply to: anonymous: "Hysterectomy complicaations" Next in thread: Karen: "Re: Hysterectomy complicaations" Reply: Karen: "Re: Hysterectomy complicaations" At Wed, 1 May 2002, anonymous wrote: >Why didn't they remove the ovaries if you have endometriosis???? Hysterectomy isn't necessarily a cure for endo, and pain can continue. If you are in constant pain it can't be from ovulation only- you need to get a second opinion and see a doctor who knows something about endo. >My hysterectomy was carried out in January and since then I have still >had pain. >This has been explained as being due to ovulation as my ovaries were >left . I am 49 and the hysterectomy was peerformed due to heavy >bleeding and pain caused by multiple fibroids in the uterus wall and >endometriosis. The pain i have been told will continue , what are my >options now to get relief from this Next message: Anonymous: "Re: depo provera possibly having affect on a fetus?" Previous message: Veronica: "Miserable!" In reply to: anonymous: "Hysterectomy complicaations" Next in thread: Karen: "Re: Hysterectomy complicaations" Reply: Karen: "Re: Hysterectomy complicaations"

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