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Re: ally bad back pain....From: Ami (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed Dec 20 14:48:56 2006
At Wed, 20 Dec 2006, anonymous wrote: > >Sadly it probably is endo. Endo feeds on estrogen. If you have a hysto >to try and get rid of it, you have to have both ovaries out and cannot >go on hrt. Even with all these precautions, a hysto is no guarantee. It >has been found that the endo implants actually make their own hormones, >so even with a complete hysto and no hrt, the endo can still continue to >grow. Please look into seeing a specialist. Most regular obgyns and >reproductive endocrinologists are wrong in everything they think they >know about endo. > >Good Luck! > >At Tue, 19 Dec 2006, Ami wrote: >> >>Could this be endo? I had a hyster 4 weeks ago and i have been having >>the same pain that i had before the surgery. Does anyone else >>experiance this? I know i had pains before but i thought it would be >>gone by now. They left my ovaries in hopes i wouldnt go into menopause. >>But i get hot flashes and mood swings anyways. Any advice would be >>helpful thank you I thought it probably was the endo i went to the doctor today and have a bladder and urinary tract infections. I am going on the 27th of this month and then him and i are going to discuss what might or might not be going on with me. Believe it or not my doctor is very informative with endo. I have been reading everyone elses problems with there doctors and mine is the opposite. He listens to me and what i want. Anyways i hope all is good. Thank you for the responce.
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