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Re: Hello all I am new to this group and have some questions if that's ok.
From: Amy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun Oct 10 23:06:38 2004
Gosh, yes! Fatigue is overwhelming. PMS too and it's not all in your
head!!!! I was just diagnosed with endo stage 4+ about 9 weeks ago. 37
yrs old, single, non-supportive boyfriend (on his way out), no children.
Doctor recommends hysterectomy. Just had bigtime surgery 7 weeks ago.
If a doctor tries to make you feel crazy,,,DON'T GO BACK. You deserve
better!
At Sun, 10 Oct 2004, Karen wrote:
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>Hi everyone,
>I have been reading the posts and have found the information very
>interesting.
>
>I was diagnosed with endo about a year and half ago. I've had one lap
>already and did a series of Lupron though I did not take all 6 because
>some friends scared me regarding the side effects.(only 4)
>
>I'd love to ask you all some questions if that's all right to see if I'm
>just crazy.
>
>Do any of you find that the PMS is just horrible? I have been told that
>one has nothing to do with the other and that I should "see someone"
>about it. Also, the fatigue is overwhelming. I have not gone back to
>that doctor because she made me fell like I'm just crazy. Currently
>trying medication to see if it helps.
>
>I went last week for another utlrasound and there is something there but
>she could not tell if it was an edometrioma or hemmoragic cyst. I have
>to go back in 7 weeks for another view, if it grows it comes off, if
>it's gone it wasn't another endometrioma. It's pretty small right now
>at 2.5 cm so she's not worried.
>
>Have any of you had messed up cycles where you had it for weeks for a
>few months in a row and then it stopped coming completely?
>
>Since I just had an endometrioma removed a year and half ago from the
>same ovary, I am sort of surprised that it would back so quick if that's
>realy it.
>
>Sorry to go on and on. I'm just curious if any of have had similar
>experiences? Just for stats.. 39 years old, married 13 years, no
>children, never pregnant, never took birth control pills in my life,
>Provara when I need it.
>
>Thanks very much.
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Amy M.E.
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