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Re: adenomyosis confirmed after hysterectomy

From: K (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Jan 26 21:46:56 2005

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Melody, i am glad you are OK, please keep us updated on your post surgery condition and anything to help. Did you have any type of Laproscopy surgery before this one? I am scheduled for a surgery and possible hysterectomy. I was told i have an endometrioma on my ovary and endometriosis. Now reading all of your stories i am thinking i might have adenomyosis. My abdomen is so swollen and the dr. said my uterus is swollen during my pre exam. My question is, how difficult is it to remove the endo or adeno during lapro? I just don't want to say yes take it all out for the first time anyone has gone in to look. I'm 38 and have one child and more concerned with the early menopause than fertility at this point. It hurts too much nor im not in the mood for sex!

At Wed, 26 Jan 2005, melody wrote: >
>Hi all,
>As of today, I am two weeks post hysterectomy. I went for a check up
>Monday and the doctor had the path results from my uterus. I did have
>adenomyosis...which is what I thought since all other tests were coming
>back normal. For those who maybe didn't see my earlier post, I've been
>having lots of breakthrough bleeding, vaginal bleeding when having bm,
>and worst of all, extremely painful intercourse for six months plus. The
>last few pelvic exams that I had were almost unbearable, so if any of
>this sounds familiar.... Also, when I had an ultrasound I had to have a
>full bladder...that was soooo painful. Anyway, I'm 43 with four
>children, so I just had a total hysterectomy. No real problems from the
>surgery itself..never could really tell I had surgery...but I did get
>pneumonia because the hospital staff didn't do their job. I now know
>that they should have had me doing deep breathing, coughing and up and
>walking the day after surgery. None of this happened, I lay in bed
>until released. Surgery was the 12th, came home 13th, back in hospital
>the 14th for four more days. I've never been so sick, but that is all
>over now and am very grateful the good Lord allowed me to get better. I
>do have to admit, I'm looking forward to painfree sex...sorry, but it's
>been so long. Good luck to all.
>
>--
>Melody
>

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