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Re: Left-side lower back pain?From: Lisa (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Oct 14 21:49:55 2002
At Mon, 14 Oct 2002, Trisha wrote: > >At Mon, 14 Oct 2002, Lisa wrote: >> >>Not yet been diagnosed with ENDO but 2 Doctors so far seem to think this >>may be it after having treating me for what they thought were UTIs, etc. >>My pain now seems to be focused on the lower left side of my back and >>hurts mainly when sitting or sleeping. I could run a marathon and be >>fine! It's a constant burning pain and seems to be worse before & during >>menstruation. It's driving me insane not knowing what it could be. I >>read somewhere that endometriosis seems to strike for some unknown >>reason on the left side of your body?! How valid is this statement? > >Well i personally don't know how valid that statement is, i've never >read that anywhere before, but that doesn't mean it isn't true. I'm >sure all of us have our own stories of how our endo came about. My just >started as abnormal periods and painful menses, and four surgeries >later, it;s gotten worse. Any how you need to find out, has the doc >stated scheduling for surgery to find out if this is it, has he given >you any ways or advice on how to treat what's going on? > >-- >Paramedic Firefighter- Mostly instruct now, but I continue to do lots of >research to fight this terrible disease. Best Wishes to all.
I'll be in touch with my Gyno this week to discuss and see what next
step may be. As for the statement of left-sided endo - I read it on
some ENDO association web site - researchers don't know why but that in
their studies they have noticed that a lot of the time - the pain is
focused on the left side of the body! If I find it again - I will post
it with reference!
As for treatment on ENDO - I have no clue..we'll see what happens...
>Trish
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