ENDO Messages for February, 2008: Re: doc appointment today

Re: doc appointment today

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Feb 28 19:39:12 2008

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Most top specialists will try everything before they remove any organs. There is a difference between having your ovaries taken out by a obgyn or a top endometriosis specialist. If they take them out and do not excise all the endo then its pretty much pointless, since the endo will contiune to grow. Think of cancer if it has spread to alot of organs simply removing one won't help the problem. It will continue to grow in most case. So many women get a hysterectomy and are still in so much pain, because the surgery was not done properly. Be carefull who you go to. Endo-resolved.com lists the top specialists. I would have a consulation with one of them first or at least talk to them on the phone, so you have all your options before you make this important decision. Once it's done there is no turning back, be careful.

At Wed, 27 Feb 2008, anonymous wrote: >
>Yes, everyone should try to preserve the ovaries if possible. But, even
>the top specialist have removed ovaries and the uterus. Yes, do
>research, and make a decision on what is best for YOU!! There is no
>right or wrong, as endo is so different in each woman and there is no
>cure. Just because Debbie has had her own ovary reconstructed twice
>does not mean that is what is right. The best way to prepare is to
>research and feel confident in your decision. Then stay positive, eat
>healthy and exercise as much as your pain allows. Good luck in your
>decisions! ( I still have my ovaries but no longer have my uterus. )
>
>At Wed, 27 Feb 2008, Debbie wrote:
>>
>>Based on what diagnosis? Any good Endo specialist would try to preserve
>>your ovary. Don't make this decision too quickly. Ovaries can be
>>dissected and reconstructed. I had my own ovary reconstructed twice and
>>still have it.
>>
>>--
>>Debbie
>>http://www.angryuterus.com
>>
>>At Wed, 27 Feb 2008, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
>>>
>>>the next step to take away my pain is to take out right overy and tube.
>>>Has anyone had the surgery? What do I NEED to know how do I prepare
>>>myself for it, emotional and physical, cleanse or what????
>>

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