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Re: I was Diagnosed with endoFrom: anonymous@obgyn.netThu May 8 08:45:55 2003
At Thu, 8 May 2003, courtenay wrote: > >Hi to all, I posted a few weeks ago thinking that I had endo. I had the >surgery last Monday and was diagnosed with the disease. As sad as it >is, I am extremely glad that someone finally pinpointed what my problem >that I had been having for a year was. I am still bruised and have a >little shoulder pain. Also, I feel that the pain that was on my left >side is still there. I am giong back to the doctor on Monday because >although he burned as much endo as he could he is going to put me on >Lupran. Did anyone else have this problem? I feel that the surgery went >well but I am still not painfree by all means. Also, can anyone suggest >a pill either prescribed by a doctor or natural that helps with the >pain. I thanks for you taking the time out to read this. I am hoping >that one day I will be painfree like all of you are. Wouldn't that be a >miracle. Hi, Yes, I did have a very similar experience after laparoscopy. I acutally never had significant relief of pain. My lap was over a year ago, and I still do not have relief. Please.. if you have not already, research and read all that you can about Lupron (good and bad) before you take it! I wish that I could change what I allowed to be done to my body with this drug! Not everyone has bad experiences, I just want you to be totally prepared when/if you take this medication. As for pain medication, that is highly individualized. Some never find significant relief with anything. You may just have to try some different medications and see what works for you! Best of luck, hoping soon, we both can be painfree!
-- Hugs, Katy
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