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Re: Endometriosis after hysterectomy

From: ampyali (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Jul 17 18:38:23 2009


Peggy--

Was your endometriosis removed or just your uterus? If the endo wasn't completely excised it is still there is could potentially be causing the problems you describe. Hysterectomy is not a cure for endometriosis, a fact many who suffer from this disease post-hysterectomy can attest to. Have you considered seeing an endometriosis specialist who uses excision? These doctors are specially trained and highly skilled to remove endo in all it's shapes, sizes and colors, wherever it is found. Their rate of recurrence is low. If you post the part of the country you live in, other forum members will reply with the name of a trusted specialist in your region.

Best wishes!

At Fri, 17 Jul 2009, Peggy wrote: >
>Hi ~
>
>I had a full hysterectomy 8 years ago. I had endometriosis from my
>very first period. My endometriosis got so bad I had endo attached to
>my bowel and bladder. My hysterectomy was done vaginally. I think
>that endo is still attached to my bowel and bladder and is now in my
>leg and other places. Anyone have endo after a hysterectomy?
>
>My doctors are at a loss because they don't think that I could have
>this problem.
>
>I am in severe pain 24/7 and have been on painkillers for months. I
>just want the docs to go in surgically and clean up this mess so I can
>go off of the pain meds and have a "normal" life.
>
>Anyone out there with similar experiences?
>
>--
>Peg
>




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