Re: Bloating and Pain During Ovulation - Can Anyone Relate?
From: Cheyenne (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Feb 2 01:26:15 2004
Hey y'all,
I know exactly what y'all are talking about about the pulling,
especially when you get up or lay down. that is when I first really
noticed my problem. I was at work, a standing all day job, when my
stomach was hurting really bad, I ended up going to the emergency room
cause it hurt to stand sit or move at the matter, it was really bad to
walk. The doctors at the time told me it was an overactive ovary, I was
what the heck is that. It gets really bad at time and when I'm on my
period it gets way worse. When I'm on my period I get really bloated
and feel like I have to go to the bathroom ( number 2), when I don't. I
would not advise too many laproscopy surgury's because that as well
cause's even more scar tissue which in turn causes more pain. I'm not a
doctor but that's what I was told by a doctor. He said that he had a
patient who kept having surgury's and it was worse and there was nothing
they could about it, it was even worse. The only thing right now that
is somewhat helping my pain is pain medicine, vicodin is what I'm taking
now, I haven't hurt much since I've gotten it filled so I don't know if
it will work yet. I hope some of this will help a little bit.
Sun, 1 Feb 2004, Drew wrote:
>
>Hey ladies (And Barb?)
>I have similar condition to you. I have Stage III endo, and adhesions
>(with ovaries stuck to the bowels). I suspect I am not ovulating, but
>around the time I am SUPPOSED to be ovulating, I get these tucking and
>pulling pains around the ovaries / bowel area. Sometimes it feels like
>I need to go to the loo to empty my bowels - but I really don't need to.
>My first lap two years ago detected adhesions which totally ruin and
>block my left ovary, and unfortunately within less than a year my second
>lap indicated that the adhesions had returned and appeared worse than
>before. My doc explained that unfortunately once you have adhesions
>removed, there is a tendency for it to grow back (worse), but you have
>to have adhesions removed for pain relief or for pregnancy. So that's
>unfortunate reality.
>
>Do you ladies who have adhesions and endometriosis have problems falling
>pregnant and maintaining a pregnancy? I really really really want to be
>a mom and my past IVFs (2x) failed.
>
>Lv, Drew :o)
>
>At Sat, 31 Jan 2004, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
>>
>>At Wed, 19 Jun 2002, Laura wrote:
>>>
>>>Yes, and before this group, no one I knew ever knew what I was talking about
>>>with the pulling pains etc., Even my pregnancy was like that, and it had me
>>>on the couch most of the time. It hurt to walk, and I could only lay on one
>>>side. It was very hard when I had to get up from sitting or laying. I did
>>>not even know I had Endo at that time for sure until my hysterectomy. I
>>>always suspected it, but the dumb doctors would not listen.
>>>
>>>So my prayers are with you.
>>>
>>>--
>>>Laura Walker
>>>
>>>>From: anonymous@obgyn.net (Barb)
>>>>Reply-To: anonymous@obgyn.net
>>>>To: Multiple recipients of list ENDO <anonymous@obgyn.net>
>>>>Subject: Bloating and Pain During Ovulation - Can Anyone Relate?
>>>>Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2002 21:44:09 -0500
>>>>
>>>>I have been suffering from severe bloating and a feeling of swelling,
>>>>like something is tugging at my organs. It happens near my bowel and
>>>>stomach and on my ovaries. At ovulation time I get terrible pain and
>>>>bloating and lots of discharge. Two years ago I had two laps where they
>>>>found stage 3 endo and adhesions - things were stuck to my bowel. They
>>>>lasered it off but I am sure it is back with a vengeance. It seems to
>>>>get worse by the day.
>>>>Does anyone suffer anything similar?
>>>>What have your doctors suggested?
>>>>Is it wise to have more laparoscopies?
>>>>Please help.
>>>>
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