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Re: Constant painFrom: Heather (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Mar 30 18:51:09 2004
At Tue, 30 Mar 2004, Mandy wrote: > >Hi Margie! I have tried the bcp's and cbcp's and now my next step is >another lap, and then lupron. If none of that works I will do the >hysterectomy. I am only 25 and my dr. doesn't want to do a >hysterectomy since I am young, but I don't want children, and am also >ready for the pain and aggravation to be gone. If I were you, I would >get a 2nd opinion and if they said the hysterectomy, then I'd go for it! >It's always best to get 2 opinions when it comes to major surgery. > >-- >Mandy > >At Mon, 29 Mar 2004, Margie wrote: >> >>Hi, >>I'm new on here. I was diagnosed with endometriosis 6 years ago. I >>have had two laps, and I still am constantly in pain. It seems to be >>getting worse. I am on Depo Vera, the birth control pill for it. It is >>not working anymore. I am also very tired. >>I wanted to know if anyone out there has had to have a hysterectomy >>because of this? My doctor recommended one three years ago. >>I am so sick of being in constant pain. >>Please let me know. >>Margie > Margie, I am on lupron for 6 months,if it doesn't then I have to have a hystorectomy but my Dr. also said that a hystorectomy is no guantee that the endo will stay gone forever, so I'd check it out very well before going through with the hystorectomy. Heather
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