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Re: Pelvic Congestion Fact or Fiction?From: anonymous@obgyn.netMon Apr 30 19:58:01 2007
At Mon, 30 Apr 2007, ada wrote: > >I have endo, adeno and pelvic congestion. My doctor explained (and >showed me pictures of my uterus) that pelvic congestion is basically >vericose veins somewhere in the pelvic region. Mine happen to be in my >uterus (which you could clearly see in the pictures from my lap). He >described my uterus as looking like a bag of worms because the veins are >so bad. I have also decided to have a hysterectomy. I know it will not >cure my endo but with the uterus gone I will not have to deal with the >adeno or pelvic congestion. I will be keeping my ovaries. My surgery >is not till the end of Aug though. I am waiting till after summer >vacation for the kids. Good luck, hope this might have helped some. Ada > >At Sun, 29 Apr 2007, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >> >>ok my understanding is if there is such thing as pelvic congestion >>syndrome its like weak or bulging veins in the pelvis feel free to >>correct me WHEN im wrong so i guess what i wanting is opinions what >>you've heard, read, experienced cuz ive had conflicting opinions from >>three doctors not that it matters since im having TAH on May 14 but >>still wanting to know thanks > >-- >Ada > if you don't mind me asking how old are you? have you ever used an IUD? did you have your tubes tied? the reason i ask is mainly curiousity and to see if there are any similairities sorry my spelling is worse than a 5th graders thanks sonni
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