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Re: FEELING REALLY AWFUL!
From: liss (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Oct 29 10:31:35 2003
It is common to have pain from endo in different places, especially
knees and legs. This does not mean that there is endo growing there,
however. The pain is referred to your legs by nerve pathways, while the
endo is almost certainly in your pelvic region. I hope you get reflief
from some prescription pills or something! Good luck, Liss
At Tue, 28 Oct 2003, Thea wrote:
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>At Tue, 28 Oct 2003, TINA wrote:
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>>IS THERE ANYONE OUT THERE THAT HAS HAD THE ENDO MOVE TO SEVERAL
>>DIFFERENT SPOTS? MY LEGS ACHE IN DIFFERENT SPOTS ALOT. KNEES,
>>ANKLES,BUTT, HIP, JUST ABOUT ANYWHERE.SO NOT ONLY DO I HAVE PELVIC PAIN
>>AND PREMENSTRUAL LIKE CRAMPS MOST OF THE TIME, I HAVE TO PUT UP WITH THE
>>PAIN OTHER PLACES.I'M NOT ON ANY MEDICATIONS RIGHT NOW SO I KNOW THAT
>>ISN'T IT.I WENT TO SEE MY GYNO TODAY BUT I HAD TO RESCHEDULE BECAUSE SHE
>>WAS DELIVERING A BABY. I WAS DIAGNOSED 13 YEARS AGO. I HAD THE LAP.
>>SURGERY THEN AND I'VE EITHER BEEN PREGNANT OR ON BIRTH CONTROL UP UNTIL
>>99'.SINCE THEN I HAVE JUST GOTTEN WORSE.IS THERE ANYONE ELSE THAT IS
>>DEALING WITH THESE PAINS?
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>Hello,
>my name is Thea, and i also experience complete leg pains when my back
>begins to ache before and after my period, but i am only 18! my mother
>had it, and i have been warned that mine could be dangerous to the point
>of little or no child birth.
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