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Re: 1st laparoscopy scheduled for Wednesday,Nov.23,2003
From: Sharyn (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun Nov 16 18:18:55 2003
Sue,
I just had my first surgery (though more than a lap was needed to get
it) and unfortunately, after the surgery the chance is typically high of
it just starting up again. So, as for the spotting...it may not go
away. Make sure to disccu with your doctor after the lap what your
options are to control it.
If you want to chat more smilkes@hotmail.com
At Sun, 16 Nov 2003, Sue wrote:
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>Hi everyone,
>I'm new to this forum and think it's great.I have my first lap scheduled
>for Wednesday,Nov.26 and I'm terrified.I keep questioning if I really
>need it,although I have alot of faith in my doctor.He is very
>experienced in Endo and laparoscopy.The thing is that I don't always
>have pain and when I do it's not always severe.I usually get it just
>before my period but lately I've been getting severe pain in my side
>when I'm ovulating.I have a lot of bloating very often and lately
>nausea.I've had bladder problems for years with urinary retention.My
>question is,if there is Endo and it's removed during the lap,will this
>bloating go away?I did have an ovarian cyst a couple of years ago and
>was really bloated,but that went away on it's own.I was diagnosed with
>fibromyalgia in June and hear that it could be related to the Endo.I
>just don't feel well at all lately and hope that this lap will make me
>feel back to normal.If anyone has some answers,would you please let me
>know??Thank you so much.
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Sharyn
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