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Re: Adenomyosis and PregnancyFrom: Kelly (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Oct 7 21:47:39 2003
At Tue, 22 Aug 2000, Julie wrote: > >My doctor suspects I have an adenomyoma, I've been doing research to >find out more about the subject. I was diagnosed with Stage III >endometriosis at age 21 after having 10 years of pain. I'm 29 years >old, getting married in October and want to start a family soon. I have >not been able to find out any information regarding problems getting >pregnant, or having children with adenomyosis - everyone talks about >hysterectomy. Any thoughts or places to go for more information? > >-- >Julie > Julie, I'd be interested to know what you find out. If you or anyone out there know, does andenomyosis simulate pregnancy? I work in disability claims handling and I came across a claim where the lady's uteris was extended to a term of 8-10 weeks as though she were pregnant but she was diagnosed with adenomyosis. My mother had a hysterectomy because of her adenomyosis at 34. Now, I'm 29 too and my physical showed that my uteris was abnormally large. My doctor's first thoughts? Was I pregnant. Well, I just test very faintly as positive but I have been on birth control non stop and I suspect my excessive blood flow and crippling cramps from previous months are related to adenomyosis. Could my adenomyosis be causing a false positive however faint the little line on the test strip is?
-- Kelly
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