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Re: questions about endo diagnosisFrom: Jean (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed Feb 25 23:43:37 2004
At Wed, 25 Feb 2004, Anne wrote: > >Hello, > >I'm looking for any help I can get right now...I've been through three >months of excruciating pain in my right flank, with intermittent pelvic >pain on my right side. My doctor and I have been through no less than 8 >misdiagnoses, and now there's just nothing left. I've had 2 CT scans, >an MRI, abdominal/pelvic ultrasound, blood tests, and a few others, and >all have been normal. My periods have become irregular, and the first >day of my last period I could barely move the pain was so terrible. I >have been prescribed Percocet and now Neurontin to help me deal with the >pain, but the painkillers don't ever get rid of the pain--they barely >make a dent in it. Other symptoms include very tender breasts, weight >loss, pain radiating down my right leg, pain after sex, bleeding with >bowel movements, and fatigue. The pain has just taken over my life--it >is truly excruciating, and there hasn't been one minute in three months >that I haven't felt it. Is this endometriosis? > >Again, any help would be so appreciated...I am starting to lose hope and >sanity. > >-- >Anne > Hi Anne, I know what you are feeling I had the same pains..and still do. I found out that I have Endometriosis through a surgery I was having done to remove a cyst. It wasn't a lap. I hear alot of women with endo have them. I wasn't being checked for endo..The doctor told before my surgery that he didn't think I would have it..but sure enough he cut me open and there is was..he had to take part of my left ovary because of it. Your pains sound the same way mine do and probably for alot of the women here. I would talk to your doctor about checking you for endo because it does sound alot like it. Keep in touch and let us konw..I hope everything turns out ok and god bless you Jean
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