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Re: Endometriosis & CancerFrom: Ann (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun Nov 30 08:50:02 2003
At Sat, 27 Sep 2003, Shellea wrote: > >>I have recently had a hysterectomy. The diagnosis is endometriosis that turned into cancer. I was told this is very rare. The cells are endometrial adenocarcinomas. The cancer was in part of the uterus, the right ovary and one small patch on the left side in abdomen. Everywhere's else was clean as far as could be seen. >> >Hi , I am scheduled for a complete hysterectomy on November 3, 2003. I >read about you had a hysterectomy and found out you had cancer. I was >just wandering what were your symptoms? I have pain three weeks out of >the month and I am starting to have anxiety attacks and chest pain from >all the pain and stress this monster is causing me. I am at the end of >my rope . If this hysterectomy dosent take the pain away, I dont know >what I'll do! I know it isnt a cure, but my Mother had a hysterectomy >for endo and she hasent had any pain since, that was 25 years ago. So , >I'm I'm hoping this will help me. I have had since my early twentys and >I'm 36 now. I've had enough and still upset, worried, cant sleep a full >night, in pain, body is so out of shape (because I cannot exercise) I >feel like I am 80 years old. I just would like to know how you are? I >will keep you in my thoughts and prayers as I hope everyone that reads >this will me also. I need encouragement and some positive things in my >life right now. Hi there fellow sufferers, I've just been through breast cancer, two operations & now discover that i have large fibroids and possible endometriosis. I have managed to get through breast cancer without any hormonal treatment and now feel very down about the prospect of having to resort to it anyway after a laparoscopy due to be performed next week end. My surgeon has suggested prostap which seems quite drastic. However normally i get terrible pain at period times but have been taking indole 3 carbinol to lower my oestrogens naturally (Hale Clinic London) & also Natural Progestrone Cream. These two combined have given me two relatively PAIN FREE periods in a row. Dr John Lee has written several books on the benifits of natural progesterone cream for numerous womens problems from breast cancer to fibroids and endo. It seems to be working, but i still have to go through the surgery as the fibroids are causing a lot of pain and discomfort, anemia & back numbness not to mention fatigue. Good luck to you all. The cream is believed to protect from cancer too and help with hot flushes. I may end up having a hysterectomy anyway but in the mean time the cream really helps and could prevent a lot of people having to go down the route i've been. Dr Lee also has a web site http://www.johnleemd.com All the best Ann.
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