ENDO Messages for January, 2005: Re: Chronic Pelvic Pain AFTER Hysterectomy

Re: Chronic Pelvic Pain AFTER Hysterectomy

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Tue Jan 18 23:05:46 2005

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At Fri, 15 Oct 2004, D.N. wrote: >
>Hi Eve,
>
>I had a similar thing happen to me after having a hyst and left ovary
>removed and then another surgery to remove my right one. I have ovarian
>remnant syndrome and endo. If you search this site under ovarian
>remnant and/or endo after a hysterectomy, you will find my posts on this
>subject. If you have any questions, please let me know.
>
>Best wishes,
>D.N.
>
>At Thu, 14 Oct 2004, Eve wrote:
>>
>>Hello all,
>>
>>I am a 33 yr old female which has had endometriosis for 13 yrs. After
>>numerous laps and failed parasacral neurectomy, I finally had to have a
>>hyst. Unfortunately, my pain on my right side (where most of my
>>adhesions/endo work was done), is still there. The doctor's that did my
>>surgery, left part of my ovary that was stuck on my bowel there. I
>>expereineced some menopausal symptoms directly after the surgery but i
>>do not have them now; which leads me to believe that the part of the
>>ovary that is still attached , must be producing some form of horomones.
>>I still have painful bowel movements and well as excruciating sex with
>>my husband. Fortunately, i have a 8 yr old son.
>>
>>Also, ever since the surgery, i have come up with a sweet tooth. weird
>>huh?
>>
>>I guess my question, has anyone gone through this? What are my options
>>if any?
>>
>>I have no idea what is going to happen in reference to this pain, but it
>>seems that I am not alone.
>>
>>Thank you for listening,
>>
>>--
>>Eve
>>
>>--
>>Yvette
>>

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Hi I'm a 27 year old female diagnosed with endometriosis at 15. After multiple treatments including Lupron and endoscopies I had a child. 4 years later a hyst with removal of right ovary.I later had to have my left removed.
The pain improved in regards to bowel movements and exercise but did not improve with intercourse. I felt alone. My husband is very tierd of dealing with the pain, and not having a normal sexual relationship. My doctor reccomended an evaluation for interstial cystitis. He said many women go thru hysterectomies
before this is diagnosed. If I had only known, a hysterectomy would not relieve my daily pain. I have excepted this but frustrated.
I'm glad I found this web site. It's sad there are so many women out there with this common complaint.

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