ENDO Messages for December, 2006: Re: Endometrosis-Amritakoul

Re: Endometrosis-Amritakoul

From: Alyson (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Dec 7 08:16:09 2006

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Amritakoul, Without knowing too much about your situation...it is entirely possible that depending on your surgeon's skill level and method of removal, there were endo implants missed or not completely removed. If that is the case the endo can grow back causing blockages of fallopian tubes, etc. However, there could be any number of things contributing to your inability to conceive. Has your doctor done any hormone testing, etc.? There has been some discussion as well of endometriosis creating an unfavorable environment (biochemically) for conception. If you are not in a position to seek a surgical specialist, you may want to try some alternative methods in the meantime. There is a book called Endometriosis: A Key to Healing and Fertility through Nutrition by Dian Shepperson Mills (available on Amazon.com) that discusses the different biochemical and hormonal reactions that can be affected by endometriosis and other pelvic diseases. It then provides dietary suggestions of foods to avoid that may act similar to hormones when digested. I have also heard of women having success with accupuncture when attempting to conceive. Those are just some ideas you may want to look into in addition to researching other treatment options. Also try this web site endo-resolved.com It has some helpful information. Alyson

At Thu, 7 Dec 2006, Amritakoul wrote: >
>Hello Alyson
>
>In my case i think the gynaec has used laser for cutting thru the endo.
>And in other surgery i doubt whether she has been able to remone the
>endo implants.My concern is that i am yet to concieve and i want to have
>a child at all cost.
>
>At Mon, 4 Dec 2006, Alyson wrote:
>>
>>Amritakoul,
>>So far according to all of the research I know of, there is no cure for
>>endometriosis. I think alot of ill informed doctors would like to
>>believe that is the case. There are some doctors here in the US that
>>believe that it is possible to keep endometriosis from growing if a
>>skilled surgeon cuts the endometriosis implants out, rather than burning
>>them with a laser. If you would like to do some research on their
>>methods, here are some web links:
>>Dr. Cook: http://www.drcook.com/ Dr. Liu:
>>http://www.gyndr.com/index.php (says Chattanooga, but he is also in NY)
>>Dr.s Albee and Sinervo: http://www.centerforendo.com/
>>Looking at their web sites may answer some questions for you and help
>>you learn about other treatment options.
>>Alyson
>>
>>At Mon, 4 Dec 2006, Amritakoul wrote:
>>>
>>>I have undergone 2 surgery for Endo. Ona lap/Hys .but 4 months after
>>>surgery i still have pain. And last 20 days have been miserable for me.
>>>I stay in india. And Doctors here say that Endo is curable. . But i
>>>stringly feel that it is not curable al;east after what i have gone thru
>>>i don't think it is. I have yet to concieve. In this situation ima
>>>trying to concieve as that seems to be temporary solution. Also my
>>>right ovary & fallopian tube has been remeoved.

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