ENDO Messages for October, 2006: Re: turning from Lap

Re: turning from Lap

From: Alyson (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Oct 10 18:12:37 2006

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Madiha, It may just take a little while for your body to fully recover if your doctor had to do alot of work in there. As for the baby question...many doctors feel that the best time to try to conceive if you have endo is the 4-6 months following a surgery. They know everything is cleaned out and no endo causing problems. The other aspect is that endometriosis is a progressive disease that can continue to get worse with time. So, doctors often encourage patients to try to get pregnant sooner than later before the disease gets too bad. It really comes down to a personal decision you have to make about when you are ready to have a baby. If you don't have one now it doesn't necessarily mean you can't have one later...but there is the chance that if the endometriosis gets worse it can make conceiving difficult. It is a really hard position to be in. I have decided not to try yet because I know I'm not ready for a baby. But it does way on me that I may not be able to do it some day down the line. Alyson

At Tue, 10 Oct 2006, Madiha wrote: >
>I found out that i have endometriosis after severe pelvic pain, they had
>to do a laproscopy on me to confirm this. My doctor found multiple
>adhesions and scar tissues in my abdominal cavity, especially on my
>ovaries and on ligaments. I got a second laproscopy done and the doctor
>removed all the scar tissues couple of weeks back, I have also started
>taking Birth control pills.
>
>I still have very severe pain on my sides and my abdomen, did anybody
>experience the pain even after they remove the scar tissues. I am again
>down to heavy doses of painkillers to reduce the pain.
>
>Also, I am 25 yrs old now, one of the doctors told me to try for a baby
>asap!! Does it make a difference if i try for a baby now or sometime
>later?

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