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Re: a rare form of endoFrom: terri (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Mar 13 05:38:43 2003
I have just been told that I have umbilical endo. They are sending me for a spiral ct scan to rule out malignancy. Did they send you for this scan? How did everything turn out? I can't seem to find much info about this so I would appreciatte any info you have. Thanks At Wed, 2 Feb 2000, sarah wrote: > >About a year and a half ago my belly button started to swell and bleed >with my periods (scarey!) My gp diagnosed me with umbilical endo and >refered me to a gynae. He was surprised and said he`d never seen a case >like mine before. The attempts to resolve my problems have been >unsuccessful >and included trying to cut out the lump and a 3 month course of Zoladex. >It has been a nightmare, I have to wear a plaster over my belly button >during periods and it can be really painful. I am now told I`ll have to >have my umbilicus removed and a new belly button made by plastic >surgery. >I have felt extremely isolated as its not the sort of illness that can >be easily discussed. >I`d be really grateful to hear from anyone with a similar >problem. Thanks for letting me share this with you. > >-- >Best wishes, Sarah >
-- terri
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