ENDO Messages for July, 2004: Re: Bleeding&Ovulation

Re: Bleeding&Ovulation

From: Brenda (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Jul 29 12:47:42 2004

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I know exactly what you mean. I have had this happen three times to me. The first time I went to my local dr. who told me a blood vessel had busted. The second time I went to again, only because it was six months between the first and second time it happened. Once again he thought a broken blood vessel. At the time the only pattern I had was that both times my husband and I had intercourse the night before. So when it happened the third time (yes we had intercourse) I went to my GYN. He told me that I was due to Ovaulate any time and with the banging against the uterine wall caused the lining to break down a little. He said when women ovulate that is when the uterine wall is it's thickest. So now I'm on BC patch to see if that helps, mainly with it keeping the lining at one thickness. If that doesn't work then he will go in and do explortory surgery to see if there is a cyst or anything in my uterus. He highly doubts it. Hope this helps.

At Thu, 29 Jul 2004, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>I know that Endo can, and usually does cause painful ovulation. I have
>been dealing with it for about seven years now. But this last sunday
>when I ovulated (at least that's what I think happend, it had been about
>16 days since my period) I experienced the most pain that I have ever
>had (durring ovulation), and then I began to bleed a little. Not like a
>period or anything, just spotting. I also had a ton of really heavy
>stringy discharge, and I know that is normal durring ovulation, but I
>have never had THAT much before.
>
>So, I was just wondering if anyone else has experienced that? I didn't
>call my doctor... Well, because they generally say "that can happen
>with endo". The pain was so severe that if I hadn't had some heavy duty
>pain killers I would have had my husband take me to the hospital. I
>really started to wonder if something had ruptured... but I had a lap
>two and a half months ago, and there were no cysts. Any ideas???
>
> Wendy

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Brenda

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