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Re: endo & digestive problems

From: Michelle (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun Jan 29 11:42:28 2006


I have had the same problems too with my bowels. I have even had some numbness down my left leg when I have a BM sometimes. It has to be connected to endo in some way because it seems to get worse with my monthly cycles when my endo symptoms are worse. I also get some sort of pain on a daily basis. I wait until I can't take it anymore and then I take something. Your story sounds a lot like mine. I take fiber on a daily bases. It helps a little because if I get constipated, things are 100% worse.

At Sun, 29 Jan 2006, Lisa wrote: >
>Hi All,
>
>I was diagnosed with endo in 1999 and have had 3 laps.
>Been somewhat controlling it with BCP since, even though I can feel
>adhesions again. (last lap 2002, am feeling the need for another)
>Last summer I had what I thought was food poisoning, my GI Dr suspected
>colitis, luckily it was not. I was told that I "probably had IBS or
>spastic colon. Just don't think about it" (these are the Dr's exact
>words and no, I have not gone back!)
>
>My gut instinct is that this all is connected to endo.
>Bouts of diarrhea, then constipation, pain around my colon and lower
>abdominal area after eating. (pain also radiates to my lower back,
>similiar sensation as menstrual cramps.) Often waking up at night with
>pain-I get little relief from OTC pain meds and prefer not to take
>anything stronger.
>
>At this point, I am in some level pain everyday, although not constant.
>
>Has anyone else experienced anything like this? Any thoughts or
>suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
>
>Thanks,
>Lisa




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