ENDO Messages for November, 2007: Re: tubal with severe pain during ovulation

Re: tubal with severe pain during ovulation

From: Connie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Nov 29 07:32:53 2007

Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ]
Next message: Becca: "Re: Any suggestions appriciated"
Previous message: Becky: "Re: back from the doctor"

At Fri, 5 Dec 2003, anonymous wrote: >
>Hello,
>I will try to keep this short, but I also had a similar experience. 10
>years ago I had some problems and after several mos of pain, my Dr did a
>lap. He told me I had some scarring from a c-section (4yrs prior). He
>said it was not endo since it was not inside my ueterus. I was still
>having pain after, he told me to "suck it up, this is part of being a
>woman" Nice huh? So I changed my diet and started training in martial
>arts. I was missing periods and still having pain, but I sucked it up.
>I decided that I was missing periods due to the intense training.(I
>compete in national level tournaments.) Fast forward a few years, i
>decided to have my tubes tied due to the fact that my husband is a
>transplant patient and did not want him to have another procedure done.
>My surgeon informed me that I had severe endo! She asked why I had not
>told her. Duh, like I knew! So anyway, every period after that was
>worse than the prior one. I went to see my dr to get something for pain
>and she told me I should take b/c and bextra. Well, I become very ill
>when taking b/c so that is not an option. So I did some research on the
>web and found this great site and a dr in my area who is a
>endocrinologist reproductive specialist. He informed me of my options
>and i chose to have a lap done. He told me after the lap, that I had a
>tumor that was pushing on my pelvic nerves.Ooochhh! I also had blood
>clots in my tubes from the last surgery and had to remove one of the
>tubes.It has been 4 days since the lap and I already feel better! I
>should not of had my tubes tied!!! Butt, I did not know it would make
>things worse. Make sure that you see a specialist that deals with endo,
>not just a gyn. Feel free to email, and I hope you get help real soon.
>prayers and best wishes,
>LisaK
>
>At Thu, 4 Dec 2003, Marie wrote:
>>
>>Hello Shelly again,
>>after thinking about your e-mail I was wondering why you had your tubes
>>clamped when you had Endo. I would assume that when one has Endo there
>>would already be some kind of infertility problems. I know that it's
>>not always that way especially when it's only at it's early stages but
>>sooner or later as the disease progresses along when I'm sure one would
>>start having problems conceiving. Thanks in advance.
>>
>>Maria
>>
>>At Wed, 3 Dec 2003, Marie wrote:
>>>
>>>Hello Shelly,
>>>Six years ago I had a tubal ligation. It was around that time all my
>>>problems started. I had a reversal done two years ago to try again for
>>>another baby and to hopefully fix some of my existing symptoms. It
>>>didn't work. It only made them worst, horribly worst. It wasn't intil
>>>I had my tubals camped that I started having serve Endo symptoms. Can
>>>you please explain to me what this means, "Yes I had a tubal with
>>>clamping and it made my endo worse," "I was told that women with endo
>>>shouldn't have their tubes clamped that they should have them cut and
>>>burned, to cut down on the scar tissue and adhesions." I have always
>>>wondered about that, whether there was some kind of connect. Like
>>>Annon, I also suffer from severe pain during ovulation. Can you tell me
>>>why.
>>>Thank you very much.
>>>
>>>Regards,
>>> Maria.
>>>
>>>At Tue, 2 Dec 2003, Shelly wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>Yes I had a tubal with clamping and it made my endo worse. I also had
>>>>adhesions from where they were clamped, unfortuantly he was unable to
>>>>save parts of my tubes so they couldn't reverse it. I hope in your case
>>>>if you want it reveresed they can do it. It especially hurt during and
>>>>after intercourse. Do you have endo? I was told that women with endo
>>>>shouldn't have their tubes clamped they should have them cut and burned
>>>>to cut down on the scar tissue and adhesions. Good Luck.
>>>>
>>>>At Tue, 2 Dec 2003, anonymous wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>I posted a message in November but never got an answer. I know everyone
>>>>>is busy but I'm gonna try again. I have been suffering from chronic
>>>>>fatigue and severe pain all of the time. It seems like it never ends.
>>>>>My question was I have extreme pain during ovulation. My Dr. said it
>>>>>might be due to scarring around my tubes from 8/01 when I had my tubes
>>>>>"clamped" after my third child. Have any of you had your tubes reversed
>>>>>because of this? I really didn't want the tubal in the first place so I
>>>>>was actually happy to here that this might help. Any comments will be
>>>>>appreciated. Thank You, Melissa (you can email me directly if you'd
>>>>>like)

I only knew to search for "pain during ovulation with scar tissue after a tubal" after hearing on TV the pain was probably caused by scar tissue. After going to an emergency room with severe pain over 15 years ago thinking it could be a tubal-pregnancy and the doctors finding nothing, I just put up with it. Some months are worse than others. It almost feels like a long, never-ending labor pain with alot of pressure on the pelvic floor. It doesn't last for days. I'm relieved to know that it is probably just scar tissue. I've had ultrasounds on my abdominal area done to find the reasons for my heavy periods and nothing was found then, so I guess I'm OK. Good Luck.

Next message: Becca: "Re: Any suggestions appriciated"
Previous message: Becky: "Re: back from the doctor"

use when must restrict search to only the endometriosis forum...
Enter search keywords:
	Returns per screen: Require all keywords: