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Re: One-sided endometriosisFrom: cathy (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat Sep 28 14:40:35 2002
At Thu, 26 Sep 2002, anonymous wrote: > >At Thu, 26 Sep 2002, Jane wrote: >> >>I'm 27, have had endometriosis for 11 or so years I think, but wasn't >>diagnosed until three years ago. My surgeon said it was the most >>endometriosis he'd seen - but it is only on my left side. None at all >>on the right. My left side was a mess - loads of adhesions, lots of >>endometriosis but there's a clearly defined line where it stops and the >>right side is totally clear. >>From what I've read, endometriosis primarily on the left side is fairly >common and not that unusual -- my doctor told me that the majority of >women that he treat have it primarily on the left side, and secondarily >on the right. He didn't have any answers as to why, though ... hello jane i am going to have a laperoscopy in 2 weeks time after being taken into hospital with severe pain on my left side which usualy occurs mid cycle with me the rest of the month the pain is not so bad but sometimes i am so sore i can hardly walk. i could not understand this because i have 4 kids. i thought you only got endo when you dont have any kids, but my obgyn said my symtoms sound like endo and i also had a scan and blood test which suggested i also have polycystic ovary syndrome. i have problems with my bowels and pain while passing water and i live on pain killers every month for the last 2 weeks of my cycle. i would love to know what your symtoms are with endo to see if they are similar. and do you know if endometriosis happens to women who already have children. thank you from cathy. anonymous@obgyn.net
-- cathy bodkin
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