ENDO Messages for July, 2002: Re: Stress-out please reply.

Re: Stress-out please reply.

From: Mindy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Jul 29 12:15:54 2002

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This is my experience. I thought endo was the cause of my everyday pain. Come to find out that I still had pain after my surgery with Dr. R EXCEPT that I was painfree during my period! My abdomen ached and hurt bad all of the time, especially when I would sit, and at midcycle I was having pain also. My doc put me in Physical Therapy and it made a huge difference! My abdomen doesn't hurt anymore like it used to. The PT was not fun at all, but well worth it. When I was still complaining of pain at midcycle, I was sent to a uro/gyno and was diagnosed with IC. I also suffer from chronic UTI's that cause terrible pelvic pain. I also get cysts that burst every once in a while that hurt like h*ll, but then the fluid that comes out of the cyst sits on the pelvic floor causing pain. What I have discovered for me is that my Endo pain occurs 1-2 days prior to my period and days 1-3 of my period. I think that hormone fluctuations can cause endo to be painful through out the month, but I am not sure. There are many causes of pelvic pain. If your Endo is removed by a skilled and experienced surgeon, and you still have pain, it might be due to other things.

Mindy :-)

At Mon, 29 Jul 2002, Trish wrote: >
>hi all! Well i just have a few questions for some of you, so your advice
>is greatly appreciated. I was just wondering what kind of medicines you
>ladies take. I normally am in pain everyday from my endo. Sometimes
>the pain will get so bad that my whole body feels like it tenses up and
>then i get aches everywhere. Some have suggested getting a massage to
>help relax. I am such a busy person and always on the go. do any of
>you recommend anything. Thanks so much again.
>
>--
>Trish
>

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