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Re: Andyomsios (sp?)From: Kirsti (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri May 16 08:12:05 2003
Hello, sorry i took so long to reply. i went to a dietrican who told me that most women with endo have food allergies. i found most doctors anti any thing alternative so have had to search for myself. there are natropaths etc that specialise in endo. i did some allergie tests and are on a strict diet that seems to be helping. i formed the final diet with my dietrican but it started from a book "the yeast connection" from william c crook he also has a more specific one for women that i believe talks about endo. My diet is no wheat, no sugar, no dairy, no yeast and some pills to discourage the growth of "bad" yeast - sparonox and nilstat, and aphodophillyis (sp?) to encourage the growth of good yeast. I hope this helps? I wrote to the endo in NZ who suggested i go back to a specialist as the pain i am having during sex is not normal. I always find the specizliates so rushed and wanting to solve the problem with pills. I hope you manage to get pregeant. kirsti > >Please don't feel like you are alone....because you are not. I do not >have adenomyosis (will find out if I have that when I go in for a >laparotomy), but I do have endo. I have had it for 11+ years. When the >doctor told me I may have adenomyosis, I looked it up through yahoo and >found some information on it. I have been wanting to try something >through herbs or diet to help out with my pain. I am trying to have a >baby right now, and I know maybe our situations are differnt, but with >no pain meds, it's been a rough road for almost a year trying to get PG. >I can understand your frustration about the soreness when having sex. >Trying different positions may help at times. I know my husband has >been very supportive and understanding. Your partner is doing a great >job of understanding and sometimes being open about the situation will >help. Communication is the key. Just remember we all have our days of >feeling down or depressed. I, too, am trying to make the best out of my >situation and look for new information everyday on how to keep myself >well mentally and physically. You have started with your diet. Does >that seem to help you and your symptoms? Please let me know if it does >because I would really like to know more about it. >Take care and hope this has helped. >Misty
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