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Re: TEST AND FALIUREFrom: Amanda (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat Oct 5 17:23:09 2002
Cindy, Hiya hon! I'm sorry that you are having problems right now. I know the heartache also of hoping to be pregnant and nothing happening.. it is very heart-wrenching. Don't give up hope hon. Miracles happen every day. How long have you been trying to get preg? Have you seen a Reproductive Endocrinologist? I have known many women who were told that they could never have children and lo and behold, they have their little angels. I have one friend with endo that was told she could never have children. She had problems conceiving and miscarriages, but now she has 3 angels. Also, I wanted to let you know (you may already know, but I'm saying it anyway) hysterectomy is not a cure for endo. Yes, it has helped some women, but not all. Plus, giving your age, you would put yourself through premature menopause if you had a complete hysterectomy. Removing your uterus will only help the endo that is in your uterus, if you have endo in other places (i.e. bowel, bladder, ovaries, etc) then you will more than likely still have problems. If you have your ovaries removed, endometriosis can still grow. Endometriosis lesions can produce their own estrogen to thrive on, and some lesions don't need estrogen to thrive. A hysterectomy is totally your decision, and if that's what you want, don't let anyone talk you out of it. Just please research it very carefully so you will know what to expect. Sorry this is so long, I just wanted to give some info hon. If you need anything, feel free to email me any time. Take care. Love and Prayers,
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