ENDO Messages for August, 2005: Re: A good starting point to research Endo?

Re: A good starting point to research Endo?

From: Suzanne (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Aug 18 13:26:09 2005

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Try this link http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=PubMed to pub med and type in the search bar Endometriosis. Some of the articles wont come up but the majority do and are from the national Medical library where Doc's write papers on all aspects of Endo from research to patient observations. I've gotten a wealth of research at this sight over the years. You want articles on Adhesions type in Endometriosis Adhesions.

Laparoscopy in chronic pelvic pain--a prospective clinical study Adhesion prevention in gynecologic surgery.

That's some of the articles I pulled up on that search. Check it out Ladies educate yourselves it's made a difference in a major way to me. Want to know if Endo can affect a certain organ type in the organ name and Endometriosis and you'll be shocked at the amount of info these docs actualy have in there hands and half fail to provide to us, or pass off as just related. I've known women with endo to go undiagnosed with such terrible illnessess even Cancers b/c these Docs say O just an aspect of endo and it's up to us as patients to DEMAND tests. If it's negative so what at least you know.

Think it's impossible for Endo to turn maliganant think again Ladies it's happening. They are even finding Endo on the brain in autopsies. It's all there if you are willing to take the time to dig. Some of the articles have links to sites from the docs who wrote the articles as well. You wont get this info on Google or Aol search engines or even MSN searches believe me I've devoted thousands of hours sifting junk sights that are at best vague and uninformative. Hope this helps hugs Suz

At Thu, 18 Aug 2005, Renae wrote: >
>At Sun, 9 Feb 2003, TJ wrote:
>>
>>Hello,
>>
>>I've been plagued by constant abdominal pain for about 3 years now and
>>I'm hitting dead end after dead end in trying to find out what is
>>causing this. The latest theory is that I might have adhesions so now
>>I'm trying to find out about adhesions, which has led my doctor to a
>>theory of endometriosis. I'm wondering if there is a really good,
>>authoritative website regarding Endo where I can really get an idea as
>>to whether or not I might have it. Can anyone recommend a good starting
>>point? I looked through the archives already and I couldn't find one,
>>and I've been searching the net but I don't know if the sites I'm
>>looking at are the best ones. Any direction you can give me would be
>>greatly appreciated!
>>
>>Thanks very much,
>>TJ
>
>>Hello TJ,
>>
>>My name is Renae and I have had Endo for several years. I am in the same position as you are, I have not found many credible websites for this very painful condition. Hopefully we can help each other out and find a way to get reliable info about this condition.
>
>--
> Very sincerely yours,
> Renae
>

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