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Re: Ovarian Remnant Syndrome/ Residual Ovary SyndromeFrom: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun Feb 15 14:24:19 2004
How about treating it naturally? balance the hormones with herbs etc... just may work, it worked for me in my search to overcome my endo. & pms problems. maybe worth researching: http://www.a-better-way.com/women.html http://www.johnleemd.com/yoinsofornah.html http://www.aromacaring.co.uk/endometriosis.htm http://www.drlam.com/protocol/print/endometriosis.htm > >You can search this site under ovarian remnant syndrome or ORS and you >will find a lot of my posts on this subject. It is very possible that >although your wife had surgery to remove the remnant, they may not have >been able to remove all of it. Does she still have her other ovary? Did >she have a hysterectomy? Even though she had surgery to remove >adhesions, every surgery she has is going to create new adhesions. She >still may be having some pain from her recent surgery. Sometimes it can >take a while to feel better again. > >If she still has the other ovary or if she still has small pieces of a >remnant she may be making enough estrogen to be giving her problems. If >she still has a uterus, is she having periods? If she doesn't have a >uterus, is her pain at all cyclical? She she keep a calendar with her >symptoms because it helps point out any patterns that can be helpful for >her and her doc. What are her FSH and estradiol levels like? Is she >menopausal? If not, has she tried continuous birth control pills? > >If you have any questions, feel free to write back. I hope this info >helps. >Best wishes, >D.N. > >At Sun, 15 Feb 2004, Ron wrote: >> >>02/15/04 >>Hello, >>I am a 35 year old mail with a 35 year old spouse that was diagnosed >>with Residual Ovarian Syndrome, in 2002. She was treated dierecty after >>diagnosis. I do have my wife of 20 years, permission to discuss her >>case in order to find other information of possible causes and remedies >>for her continued occurance of chronic pelvic pain since the removal of >>the remnant ovary and fellopian tube. My wife had another surgery in >>November of 2003 for removal of adhesions and also to remove her apendi. >>She is still having substantial amounts of pain on her right lower >>abdomin. >> >>Any info about occurances and posible treatments by physicians would be >>greatly appreciated. >>Sincerely, >>Ron ballard >> >>At Wed, 29 Jan 2003, silentwhispa wrote: >>> >>>Hi all, >>> >>>I wrote back in December asking for help regarding the re-occurance of >>>endometriosis in a post hysterectomy woman. (aka me) >>> >>>Back then we all thought yes this was the most likely cause of the pain >>>i had been getting, but after seeing a specialist they were perplexed as >>>to why it was cycling since both ovaries had been removed and the >>>estrodial implant i have had gives a constant amt off so therefore >>>shouldn't cycle. >>> >>>Well i stuck to my guns and wouldn't back off with the fact that it DOES >>>cycle, and now they think that it could well be "Ovarian Remnant >>>Syndrome / Residual Ovary Syndrome... which is when a small fragment of >>>ovary is left behind at the tying off point of the blood vessels when >>>the hysterectomy is performed. This can then grow to a degree and is >>>massed in the adhesions and is very common in women of multiple surgerys >>>and endometriosis/adhesion sufferres..... >>> >>>I am having an ultrasound next week and this should find it if it is >>>indeed this, but it sure sounds hopeful, and i dont feel like im banging >>>my head against a wall with Dr's finally, altho this could change if it >>>shows nothing. LOL. >>> >>>Anyway, i just wanted to let you all know of this discovery, and you may >>>know of it already, but incase any of you didn't and were having similar >>>problems and finding no one to listen, then its possibly something you >>>can mention to your Dr as a possibility. >>> >>>Also if there are any of you out there who have been diagnosed with >>>this, would love to chat and find out more about it, and what treatment >>>you had. >>> >>>-- >>>Anyway, take care all...... >>>Feel well, >>> >>>Silentwhispa >>> >>-- >>Ron Ballard >>rb3tech@earthlink.net >>
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