ENDO Messages for June, 2005: Re: questions

Re: questions

From: Valerie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Jun 27 12:06:37 2005

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Laura, it is possible to get pregnant. However, I highly suggest that you see a doctor. If you cannot afford health insurance, you may be eligible for government assistance (Medicaid) if you live in the States. If you can afford it, Blue Cross offers benefits at an affordable rate (I looked into it before, and it was $250/month for family coverage; should be much less for individual). It's not great insurance, but it's better than paying out of pocket if you see the doctor much or need surgery.

I have been through the same symptoms you describe. I'm going in for a laparoscopy (my 2nd, 1st was 5 years ago) to try to get rid of it, after other methods have failed to ease the pain. I am then going to try to conceive again. My doctor and I have a very good relationship, and I can't imagine going through any of this without her. I wish you the best of luck.

-Valerie

At Mon, 27 Jun 2005, Laura wrote: >
>I was diagnosed with endometriosis when i was 17 i am now 19, 20 in a
>few days, they found traces when they took out a large ovarian cyst. the
>cyst was so big they also had to take out half of my fallopian tube.
>i've been on birthcontrol (the pill, tha patch, and now the ring), and
>the minute i stop i get long heavy irregular menstral cycles. i havent
>been to the gyn in about a year because of no insurance and i have a few
>questions.
>
>i was wondering what the chances are of me being able to get pregnant
>with endo and now with only on fallopian tube.
>
>also recently ive been having sharp pains in my lower abdomen and side,
>and after i eat i feel sick, and it sometimes hurts during intercourse
>(the sharp pain gets stronger) anyone else experience the same things?
>
>endo runs in my family, my mom has it, my aunt, and my grandmom, all
>were able to have kids but none of them were diagnosed with it so young.
>my gyn suggested a hysterectomy, just as an option. but obviously i
>dont want one because i eventually want children.
>
>any help would be great. thanks.

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