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Re: leg pain and endoFrom: liss (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri May 30 14:02:32 2003
All of my pain is leg and knee pain (not toes though). It is sort of nice to hear that others have this too! Doctors usually assume my pain is in the pelvic area or back, but it's not. One doctor told me that the real pain would be in my pelvis area, but that different nerve pathways can carry it elsewhere. I sometimes find it hard to walk -- stairs are the worst, I feel like a very old frail woman who could tip over. I feel like I have to drag myself around. I don't get shooting pains -- it pretty much aches in the same spots (always on the front of my thighs and knees) and has varying intensity (like gripping). What is interesting is that if I were to get a rare painful upset stomach, the sort of gripping pains from that are manifested in both my stomach and my legs -- does anyone else find that? Does anyone have a theory as to why doctors often say that exercise makes endo pain better, but we seem to think it makes leg pain specifically worse? --Liss
At Fri, 30 May 2003, Amy wrote:
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