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Re: - Grace, just wanted to state you can have endo after a HYSTERECTOMY.From: Grace (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Sep 8 12:35:54 2003
At Mon, 8 Sep 2003, Michelle wrote: > >Grace, >Glad to hear that you dont have pain anymore after your hyst. Your >probably one of the 1% of women who'd endo doesnt come back. As a >fellow hystersister, I to have a hyst last year when I was 24 and have >never had a painfree day so far yet. I had both overies and tubes >removed this march cause they thought maybe that was the problem, but >still I take up to 6 perecets and 2 morphine per day because my pain is >so intense. I also have read at least 5 books on endo that state that >Hysterectomy is NEVER a cure for endo, and they dont recommend women >getting them, because it just gives women false hope like it did me. So >now forever I will be in pain and never really have a normal life and >i"m only 25. So anyways I just wanted to clear that up that you can >still have endo after having a total and complete hyst. > >-- > Michelle I. > Hi Michelle, Sorry to hear about the pain you still have I understood that once the uterus was removed, the place where endo grow and comes from the growth stops. I would like to learn more from you because most women I have spoken to are pain free unless all the endo is not removed and it can continue to grow. What does your gyn doctor say the cause is and why can't the stop it. I know what the pain is like please help me and the other reader learn from you.
-- Grace
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