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Re: 25 and Newly Diagnosed with Endo/Adhesions, HELP! From: Stephanie (anonymous@obgyn.net) Fri Feb 29 10:47:16 2008 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Stephanie: "Everyone will notice the difference in you" Previous message: Stephanie: "Re: new to the world of endo and very scared" In reply to: Lee: "25 and Newly Diagnosed with Endo/Adhesions, HELP!" Next in thread: Tiffany: "Re: 25 and Newly Diagnosed with Endo/Adhesions, HELP!" Reply: Tiffany: "Re: 25 and Newly Diagnosed with Endo/Adhesions, HELP!" Reply: Nicole: "Re: 25 and Newly Diagnosed with Endo/Adhesions, HELP!" Hello Lee, I was just dianosed last April at age 24, im now 25 so i know how you feel. I was also diagnosed w/endo stage II, moderate. My doc also didnt remove some of the endo that was on my left ureter, and didnt release my ovary which is stuck to my tube. Iv been suffering sine i was 21 but within these last few years the symptoms just got worse, specially after my surgery. I was also diagnosed w/IC (interstitial cystitis) and possibly w/IBS (irratable bowl syndrom). And from what iv learned these two issues are quite often w/woman who suffer from endo. At times, i feel like im 80 years old! Im always tired, in pain. Just know, that there are many of us who understand exactly what you are gng through!! Steph R. :) At Thu, 28 Feb 2008, Lee wrote: > >This is day 13 after my diagnostic laparoscopy confirming that I indeed >have endometriosis and a very dense adhesion high up on my left side. >Part of me is relieved to finally know what's wrong, another part of me >is frustrated it has taken this long to get a diagnosis. I have been >suffering since I was 14 yrs old. I'm sure many of you can relate to >that! > >My question is the following.... Can you have "mild" endometriosis and >very dense/thick adhesions? I was under the assumption that adhesions >only occur with stage III or IV Endo? I have yet to have my follow up >appointment and am relying on the information that my OB/GYN gave to my >mom after the surgery but she said that she removed some endo on my >ovaries and cut away some of a very dense adhesion high up on my left >side but could not remove it all because it was too close to my bowel. >Overall though she said I had mild endometriosis. Is that stage I or >II? Any help would be much appreciated! Feeling a little confused! > >-- >- Lee > Next message: Stephanie: "Everyone will notice the difference in you" Previous message: Stephanie: "Re: new to the world of endo and very scared" In reply to: Lee: "25 and Newly Diagnosed with Endo/Adhesions, HELP!" Next in thread: Tiffany: "Re: 25 and Newly Diagnosed with Endo/Adhesions, HELP!" Reply: Tiffany: "Re: 25 and Newly Diagnosed with Endo/Adhesions, HELP!" Reply: Nicole: "Re: 25 and Newly Diagnosed with Endo/Adhesions, HELP!"

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