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Re: does anyone have PCOS, adenomyosis and severe scar tissue? anon and RayneFrom: ada (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Sep 18 11:28:23 2007
Anonymous, I am sorry but if she does have adenomyosis as she stated a hysterectomy (only removal of uterus) is the only way to stop the pain! Rayne, I had my uterus removed 6 days ago for adenomyosis. I also have endo which was removed during the surgery. I have never heard of drilling holes in the ovaries. That sounds a little strange? Adenomyosis does not lead to cancer... I still am recovering and dealing with pain from post op but can tell I no longer have that pain caused by my uterus. Good luck in your decision and I hope you feel better soon. Ada t Tue, 18 Sep 2007, anonymous wrote: > >This does not sound right. You never need a hyst in any way for endo >when excision can help. Progesterone has helped me with pcos, endo and >other issues. I have had excision surgery. Have you looked into this? >Have you tried the PCOS diet? > >Drilling holes sounds barbaric. It doesn't control hormones! Have you >had them tested? (hormone levels) > >And excision removes adhesions and scar tissue. > >centerforendo.com has info > >At Mon, 17 Sep 2007, rayne wrote: >> >>I was diagnosed with PCOS and possible adenomyosis past lapos have found >>scar tissue connecting my bladder to my uterus, i am 30 an having a >>partial hyst in 1 week and am scared to death please help. What are my >>cancer risks, my doctor is not removing my ovaries, he will be drilling >>holes in them to control the hormones and cysts
-- Ada
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