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Re: Diagnosed without symptoms

From: Alyson (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Mar 8 07:08:38 2006

I was not diagnosed that way, but many people believe that the occurrance of women with endometriosis may be much higher than anyone realizes because it does not always present symptoms or the symptoms are dismissed by the individual as being pms. My friend was recently diagnosed after she felt a mass in her pelvic area that turned out to be a very large endometrioma. She has two children as well. So, I guess it is worth investigating to rule it out. Alyson

At Wed, 8 Mar 2006, Kate wrote: >
>Hi,
>
>I was wondering whether anyone was diagnosed incidentally? Meaning, did
>you go to the doctor for something totally unrelated and eventually were
>told you had endometriosis?
>
>My scenario is I had a surveillance ultrasound of my liver (annual) due
>to my mother and sister dying of primary liver cancer. They thought
>they saw a spot on my liver and fluid surrounding it. So I had a CT and
>found only the fluid. The suggestion was made that it could be
>endometriosis but I have 2 kids, never infertile, no pain during
>menstruation. I'm just wondering.
>
>KD

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