Re: new endo girl?
From: Candace (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun May 25 13:57:35 2008
Every woman is diffent. Sorry we can't really give you an age range. It
just depends on your body.
At Wed, 21 May 2008, krys?! wrote:
>
>Could anyone tell me what age it usually starts progressing or growing?
>I would appreciate maybe a age range, so I could be more prepared. Also,
>how fast does it usually progress? Or does it depend on the person?
>
>At Wed, 21 May 2008, Candace wrote:
>>
>>If you have insurance I would suggest getting a lap done.. To see if
>>you have it. You could have it with no symptoms. That way you can get
>>an early jump on treatment. Some say we may even be born with it and
>>just not have any symptoms until the disease progresses...
>>
>>You never know.
>>
>>At Tue, 20 May 2008, Christina wrote:
>>>
>>>Hi Krys
>>>Welcome to the forum. I guess the only advice that I could give is for
>>>you to be aware and educate yourself on this dreadfull disease so that
>>>you know your options if (god forbid) you end up having it. There are
>>>different ways of treating it but the sooner you can treat it, the
>>>better.
>>>
>>>You also may want to get yourself a good OB that has experience with
>>>endo patients.
>>>
>>>Keep a positive attitude...maybe you will be lucky and not suffer!
>>>
>>>At Tue, 20 May 2008, krys?! wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Endo runs really strong in my moms side of the family and even though I
>>>>don't have it yet, I'll still probably get it. I was hoping for some
>>>>advice and information on it. I've been looking into it a lot and it
>>>>worries me. I appreciate anyone who will give me some advice. I'm
>>>>worried so any help will be welcome.
>>>>
>>>>--
>>>>Krys?!?
>>>>
>>--
>>Candace
>>
>>Wishing for pain free days for all!
>>
>--
>Krys?!?
>
--
Candace
Wishing for pain free days for all!
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