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Re: Continious Birth Control QuestionFrom: NIKKIE (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Oct 28 10:02:32 2004
DON'T EVER SAY TO SOON IS TO SOON. I HAD A LAP IN AUG 2003 AND HAD ANOTHER LAP MAR 2004. 6 MONTHS APART. BOTH TIMES ENDO WAS REMOVED IN THE SAME PLACES MY BLADDER AND BOWEL SACS. ALSO I WAS LOADED AGAIN WITH MY FIBROID CYSTS. I HAVE LEARNED ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE WITH ENDO.SAME HERE I HAVE ENDO IN MY BLADDER AND ON MY BLOOD VESSEL ON MY BLADDER WHICH THEY DID NOT REMOVE.THE VESSEL IS CONTRACTED O IHAVE BLLOD IN MY URINE. BUT I WON'T LET THEM TOUCH MY BLADDER ANYMORE. I AM TOO SCARED AT THIS POINT. YOU MIGHT NEED ANOTHER LAP. LISTEN TO YOUR BODY. DO NOT UNDER ESTIMATE WHAT YOUR BODY IS TELLING YOU. I HAVE LEARNED THAT THE HARD WAY. I HAVE HAD ALREDY LOST AN OVARIE AND A TUBE. I GO RIGHT TO THE DOCTOR NOW WHEN I KNOW SOMETHING IS NOT RIGHT. TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR AND MAKE HIM OR HER LISTEN.
-- NIKKIE At Thu, 28 Oct 2004, Stacie wrote: > >I had got a video from Endo Research and the doctor on there said if you >just burn it with laser surgery it won't get the roots of it all and he >said to make sure it is completely gone it needs to be cut out. I don't >know who to believe. I know there is one spot where she could not >remove it. It is by a major blood vessel and she didnt want to risk >rupturing it. I wonder if mine has spread to that area as well. I have >problems going to the bathroom and it takes awhile. I just feel >bloated. They have me on Tylenol #3 and 800 motrin. Do they have you >on anything for pain? > >At Thu, 28 Oct 2004, Andrea wrote: >> >>I know it is great to be able to talk to someone with the same problems. >>They lasered my out as well. I will tell you this, my first lab was >>over six years ago and I got on the Lupron right after surgey but still >>had lots of probelms. They decided to go back in only 4 months later to >>find that they did not get it all the first time and had found some in >>the colon area which they did not look there the first time. So it is >>possible that they might have left some behind on you, or did not find >>it all. If you are still having that bad of problems you might want to >>consider letting them go back in just to recheck everything. >> >>At Thu, 28 Oct 2004, Stacie wrote: >>> >>>Hi Andrea, >>>It is nice to know there are others that have the same problem. When >>>you had your lap did they burn them with a laser or cut it out? I had a >>>lap done in January. It just seems like it is too soon for it to come >>>back that quick. I also tried lupron for 2 months after surgery and had >>>to get off of it because it was affecting my thyroid. >>> >>>-- >>>Stacie >>> >>>At Thu, 28 Oct 2004, Andrea wrote: >>>> >>>>Hi Stacie, >>>> >>>>I have been on continous BCP for a long time and I know exactly how you >>>>feel. I started this last year and I had a hard time starting my >>>>periods, I constantly feel bloated and sick to my stomach and I wonder >>>>if it is something with just me, but it is nice to know that someone out >>>>there feels the same way. I am undergoing my 3rd lab during November >>>>and I hope that helps with a lot of it, because the cramps and pains are >>>>just getting worse. Haev you ever had the surgery before? >>>> >>>>At Thu, 28 Oct 2004, Stacie wrote: >>>>> >>>>>Has anyone been on continious Bcp and had problems having there period >>>>>when the 3 months was up to have one. Did you have painful cramps, >>>>>bloating, feel blocked up and felt sick to your stomach? I don't know >>>>>whether to go back in and have a surgery or wait to get a 2nd opinion. >>>>> >>>>>Thanks Stacie >>>
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