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Re: Help - Who Do I Speak to Next????From: Tara (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Jan 31 20:46:08 2006
You sound like you are in a lot of left sided pain, just like me. I have had lesions on my bowel and they are on nerve beds (which I believe) are heading to my left leg. I have had numbness in my entire left leg during bowel movements and extreme bone pain associated with this. Your gyno saying that you would be 100% fine after your lap is an idiot. (Sorry for my bluntness, but we know that there is a very good chance of the disease being somewhere that is missed during a lap or recurring pain in the future. He/she seemed a bit over-confident to me:) We just hope the laps get that really annoying horrible pain causing lesion in there somewhere. Painkillers will not take the pain away completely without other treatment, in my experience. After your trial of Zoladex I would say its time for something else. It sounds like you have been to two gyno's, a male that sent you to a female, but you need to hopefully find an endo specialist. GP's do not generally know anything about endo in my experience and will just give you some pain medicine to get by. I'm not in the UK, but maybe someone in the forum can direct you to an MD specialist that can help you. Painful sex sounds like a cul-de-sac lesion, or something they haven't diagnosed yet in your uterus or bladder. I'm not a doctor, but I have the same thing and that's where some endo was found. I wish you luck. Let us know how things are going for you. If nothing else, I'm here for you.
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