ENDO Messages for April, 2007: Re: Hi..

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From: M (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun Apr 29 17:32:55 2007

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Hi I agree with Michelle. I think its a little strange that you were not given a diagnosis of endo at the time of surgery. I had a laparotomy in Jan 07 to remove an 11cm endometriomas and left ovary and was diagnosed with endo. I was surprised that my doc didn't remove the endo. I was told that it was too much and too spread. It kind of irritated me, but I'm guessing that she just wasn't able to handle those delicate areas. I also have another endometriomas growing back again which makes me wonder iif the first was thoroughly removed or if they are just grwing fast. I would agree you should def find a specialist for endo. That way you are not wasting time and going through surgery after surgery with no relief. Hopefully if you can find a specialist you will be able to have longer lasting pain relief. I know its hard to be in pain and not worry, but I def think that stress/worry makes it worse. Hope you find some relief soon. Hang in there! Melissa At Sun, 29 Apr 2007, anonymous wrote: >
>Hi,
>I am new to this forum. I have been reading through the site and when I
>found this forum on endo I started reading some of the stories and
>questions and I feel a little scared about the pain of having endo.
>I have not been diagnosed with endo but 2 years ago I had an
>endometrioma removed, and also the tube and ovary was removed on left
>side. It was large but they were able to remove it with laproscopy.
>Anyhow the pain never really went away, and so now I have been referred
>back to my surgeon because my doctor thinks I have endo. I am a bit
>nervous because I really dread having to go through surgery to try to
>fix the endo or whatever, only to have the pain never go away. what I
>am a curious about is the success rates of surgery for endo. Is it
>really worth it? does the pain ever really go away?

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