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Re: At what time during the month do you experience the most pain?From: Jennifer (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Oct 2 02:12:44 2003
At Tue, 30 Sep 2003, melanie wrote: >I thought at least you deserved a response. I don't think there are any rules about endo -- however from my experience initially first worst during cycle, day before and first days of bleeding, then that plus mid cycle (ovulation), then that plus 3 weeks preceding cycle where it hits me in waves worst in afternoons, early mornings enough to wake from pain early am...... my favorite days/best days were just after cycle. stranglely this month, it seems i didn't have a few days after cycle, rather 1 or 2 moderate (still a few painkillers but minimal) beginning second week after cycle. so i don't know. if you have the really brutal period, it is time to talk seriously to your obgyn and push for more because it does tend to get worse.. even when you think it can't. and yes, it can be so random. it was explained to me that often the best days are after cycle because of progesterone --- and severe pms is a sign of hormone imbalance. ?? trying estroven --- no sign yet,going for a lap friday... that should do more. push for the care you deserve, it is your body and your life. best. given my non-medical background, at a minimum it is a sign of hormone imbalance. especially if you have those insatiable cravings during pms. .. jennifer >I pretty much have been at any given time, sometimes in the middle of >the month, then not for a couple of day, and it is random...However, I >almost always have the most pain the week before my period and the first >couple of days of my period.....Is this a normal symptom of >endometriosis? > >Thanks
-- Jennifer
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