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Re: 2nd opinionFrom: Amy (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Apr 3 13:23:18 2003
At Thu, 3 Apr 2003, Margaret wrote: > >Hi guys. Everything went fine. I talked to the guy for half an hour, >at least. He said he didn't think I had endo and he actually told me >WHY he didn't think that. He said that most women with endo have pain >beginning days or even a week before their period. My pain is on the >first 2-3 days, that's it. Nothing before, nothing later. He said it's >likely I have aden...(whatever, can't spell that one, can't even say >it!) but that hysto is the only way to diagnose and cure that and we're >not going there. The daily pain in my right ovary had stopped 2 days >before the appt. so he said it might have been a cyst--they take 3-6 >weeks to resolve but if it came back then we'd need to figure out what >that was. >So, there ya go. I'm going to look up stuff on adeno and see what it's >symptoms are to see if I concur, but I do feel better about it. >Even though I don't have it I'm not leaving this site! I swear, I'm >obsessed, I have to get my daily dose of forum or I go a little crazy! >mags
-- Mags, Glad everything went well however, I to only had trouble( severe pain) on the first 2-3 days of my period NEVER at any other time of the month. And it was endo. So be careful with getting the right diagnosis. I hate to be discouraging.... but I just felt like I had to share that with you.
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