ENDO Messages for July, 2002: Re: Eliminating Milk/Dairy

Re: Eliminating Milk/Dairy

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun Jul 7 00:06:16 2002

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In reply to: Katie: "Re: Eliminating Milk/Dairy"

Katie: The fact that you've already eliminated dairy is in your favor! Dairy can be pretty yummy (cheese, icecream, etc.) lol! Have you also eliminated eggs and phytoestrogens? Eggs, many vegetables (soy products, beans, mung bean thread, etc.), excess coffee, even one cup of black tea, chocolate, garlic?, olive oil?, etc., all flare my pain. Also don't know whether I have IC or whether endo is also sensitive to acidic foods but citrus, citric acid, tomatoes (sp?), aspirin, excess coffee, etc. all flare me in what I think may be some weird kind of IC pain (but the urologist said it is not IC pain, so that must mean it is endo pain as well? I just don't know anymore -- it leaves me confused lol. But I do know that the eggs, cheese, phytoestrogens, etc. flare the endo pain). Oh! I forgot to add Granola/Oats to the list -- I get very bad lowback pain when eating oats of any kind (oatbran, granola, etc.) (icecream gives me the same kind of pain as the Oats/granola) -- very strange as I never had a problem with those foods until I had symptomatic endo. Maybe you're consuming phytoestrogens which flare your pain? If this is the case, then perhaps you'll get lucky and eliminate much of your pain by eliminating the offending items???? Its worth a try!

I'm not a meat eater so I can't comment on that.

Hope this helps -- if not, how about ibuprofen -- better yet would be surgery with an endo expert. Ibuprofen is a great med but it gives me ulcers.

At Sat, 6 Jul 2002, Katie wrote: >
>I wish it were that simple for me. I have not had dairy since I was 12
>years old (22 years)
>and have still suffered from horrible endo pain. I hope it works for
>others, though. I also eat organic. Unfortunately, despite a life long
>commitment to healthy eating, I am still sick. :~C
>
>At Sat, 06 Jul 2002, blah wrote:
>>
>>I am in my 40s and don't have endo. anymore. Check out a medical website
>>http://www.notmilk.com
>>http://www.ourstolenfuture.org
>>I am in the process of collecting alot od data that points to wards GMO
>>foods and how they have effected me.
>>I changed to only organic and no more all the ills I suffered for 25 years.
>>As simple as that. Need to know more, just email me.
>>
>>>From: anonymous@obgyn.net (shashi)
>>>Reply-To: anonymous@obgyn.net
>>>To: Multiple recipients of list ENDO <anonymous@obgyn.net>
>>>Subject: treatment for relapsed endometriosis stage III
>>>Date: Mon, 1 Jul 2002 05:02:36 -0500
>>>
>>>i am an old patient of endometriosis-diag in 1992 & treated with
>>>danazole. after the treatment pain and menorrhagia was relieved. now
>>>all the symptoms ie dysmenorrhoea and menorrhagia have returned. i have
>>>a 47mm diam chocolate cyst. what treatment should i take. 1 am 38 yrs
>>>old.
>>>

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