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Re: Kind of scared

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Sep 15 12:34:13 2003


Hi Eva,

Thanks for your response. I just developed the same pain in stomach this weekend that I had prior to my surgery. My doc snipped the nerve to help with the pain when he did my most recent surgery so I am a little confused. Do you know if the nerves can grow back? I had put a call into my doc and he wants me to come in for an exam on Wednesday and to go over other treatment options since the endo keeps coming back. Then, on Wed, he can confirm, also, if indeed it did come back. I was on Lupron after my first lap was done in November 2002 for six months after surgery. I was on Lupron once a month injections, but the endo re-appeared after I stopped taking it. My doc has me taking Yasmin 28 continuously to where I don't have a period. Do you know of any other options he may want to discuss. I am only 31 and never been married and don't have any children yet. Does a hysterectomy totally guarantee that endo won't come back? Thanks for listening and for your support, Becky :o)

At Thu, 11 Sep 2003, Eva wrote: >
>At Wed, 10 Sep 2003, anonymous wrote:
>>
>>Hi, I am kind of scared my endometriosis has come back. I had my most
>>recent lap done just this July 2003 and it was stage 3 (it was on my
>>ovaries, colon, and cul-de-sac); my first lap was in Nov 2002. Well,
>>this is kind of embarrassing, but I have had intercourse several times
>>since my surgery, but for some reason, when I had it the other day I
>>experienced the same pressure and discomfort prior to surgery while
>>having intercourse. Could have the endo grown back so soon? My doc just
>>did a vag probe ultrasound this past friday to check my ovaries, and
>>that didn't hurt. I am scheduled to begin lupron soon.
>>
>>Any suggestions?
>
>Hi,
>
>My first suggestion is that it is so important not to hide from the
>pain. If you are scared that it may be endo, don't just wonder. We
>feel the pain in similar ways each time it comes back. The key is
>accepting that it is a part of your body for now. Try to stay calm and
>make sure to get to your doc if the pain is hindering your ability to
>function. If you were not on the pill and didn't do Lupron or another
>inhibitor after surgery it could be back, even though it seems so quick.
>
>Good luck to you... and don't let your doc put you off if the pain
>becomes too much to handle. Lupron is tough to deal with - I could only
>stand 4 out of the 6 shots, but I'm sure it helped. Just remember to
>try and not lash out at others when you are on it - just know it is the
>Lupron talking.
>
>--
>Much Peace, Eva
>




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