ENDO Messages for July, 2006: Re: Is endometriosis and endometrial displaysia the same thing?

Re: Is endometriosis and endometrial displaysia the same thing?

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Jul 13 10:48:00 2006

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At Thu, 13 Jul 2006, Angie wrote: >
>I'm no doctor, but as far i I know they are not. Endometrium is the
>scientic name for the tissue in your uterious, and that is what the two
>things have in common. I was diagnosed with cervical displaysia a
>couple years ago, they found that by a simple pap, then follow up with
>some biopsies, there wasn't really pain involved. It is abnormal tissue
>in my case on the cervix, for endometrial displaysia it would be on the
>uturus I assume. That is something that can be fixed by removing the
>abnormal tissue. I had a severe form of the disease and they called
>them pre-cancerous cells. Basically if i had left them unchecked it
>would have eventually devoloped into cervical cancer. A few months ago
>I had a lap to find a reason for abdominal pain and they found the
>endometiosis. That is when there are inplant of uturan(SP?) tissue in
>places they shouldn't be, for my on my ovary and pelvic wall. They
>react to you cycle but the shedding blood has no where to go, causing
>alot of pain among other fun symptoms. That can only be diagnosed
>through a surgical procedure called a laproscopy. That's as best as I
>can explain it, but remember I'm no docter just a journalist who does
>alot of research, hope that helped.
>
>At Thu, 13 Jul 2006, Wondering wrote:
>>
>>I was wondering if someone could please help me out. Is endometriosis
>>and endometrial displaysia the same thing?

Angie, Thank you for responding. It helped me out more than yuou know. I was worried it was the same thing. >
>--
>Personally I'm always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught.
><br>-Sir Winston Churchill
>

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