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Re: Clotting From: AGS (anonymous@obgyn.net) Tue Apr 8 00:00:51 2003 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Rebecca: "Nose Bleeds with blood clots." Previous message: Wendy: "Searching for a doctor in the New Hampshire/Mass area" In reply to: Amy: "Re: Clotting" Well, I wouldn't call clotting "normal", but given your history, you may have developed adenomyosis, a condition where the endometriosis has infiltrated the muscular uterine wall. This can lead to passing of clots; ongoing bleeding; and pain. And it is devilishly difficult to detect with certainty. But with your history of endo, it's entirely likely that adeno is the cause of your increased clotting. And do keep track of your blood counts...anemia does tend to sneak up on you. Audrey Next message: Rebecca: "Nose Bleeds with blood clots." Previous message: Wendy: "Searching for a doctor in the New Hampshire/Mass area" In reply to: Amy: "Re: Clotting"

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