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Re: Allen Masters Window/SyndromeFrom: Blanchetta (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Jan 7 05:24:43 2008
At Mon, 20 May 2002, Kristy wrote: > >Selisa, > >It's Endo that can get in to a very difficult spot of the pelvic >cavity. There may be more info on it in the archives b/c I >thought I remember hearing about this on here a few years back. >You can also check out the Women's Health Forum to see if >there's anything there on it. The link to that forum is: >http://forums.obgyn.net/womens-health. > >===== >Kristy :) > >Unit Clerk for Mother/Baby Dept at Shands Jacksonville, Jacksonville, FL > >http://www.geocities.com/sokokl/kristyspersonalpage.html > >Hoping to be a nurse soon but for now just a Medical Secretary who does a lot of learning from reading on the Net, books, my dr(s), as well as sharing my own personal experiences. > >LAUNCH - Your Yahoo! Music Experience
-- I was diagnosed with Masters/Allen syndrome in 1987 and after having surgical repair all my painful problems I had experienced for years and years disappeared. I think I remember it has something to do with how the broad ligament supports the uterus. My uterus was twisted and almost upside down because of a tear/twist in the broad ligament that is supposed to support the uterus. I went to medical library after being diagnosed with it. As I remember it hasn't anything to do with endometrious. As I remember the journal articles all said that it is an much underdiagnosed condition and that women who have surgically repair often comment how that they feel much better immediately after surgery. I know I did.
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