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Re: lower back pains
From: Parks (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Apr 14 07:51:06 1999
Y-
What is the difference between a laproscopy and excision of the endo?
Rachelle
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> From: yentag@hotmail.com[SMTP:yentag@hotmail.com]
> Reply To: endo@obgyn.net
> Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 1999 11:50 PM
> To: Multiple recipients of list ENDO
> Subject: Re: lower back pains
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> Dear Elizabeth,
> You didn't describe exactly what type and where your low back pains are
> on your body. I will tell you that, with endo, I experience a variety
> of pain in the lowback and sacral region which, at times, also spreads
> throughout the sacroiliac region in the upper buttocks. The pain may
> either be an aching sensation, a throbbing sensation, or a BURNING
> sensation -- none feel good LOL. I can tell you that my got
> progressively worse throughout last year until I had the endo excised. I
> am currently experiencing a recurrence of the back/sacral pain -- in the
> recent past, the pain came and went -- now the pain is becoming more
> constant :( I am looking into diet, exercise, herbs, anything LOL which
> may help me in my endeavor to slow/stop the progression.
> Y
>
> At Tue, 13 Apr 1999, elizabeth wrote:
> >
> >i need some quick advice. my lower back is killing me. it has been
> hurting
> >off and on for about a month or so, but tonight it has gotten really bad.
> >my dad thinks it could be something with my kidney. my doctor is seven
> >hours away and i have no desire to go to anyone in my hometown, including
> >the ER due to the fact that they are all incompetent.
> >
> >if anyone has any advice to give me, or might know what to do please let
> me
> >know!
> >
> >thank you in advance,
> >elizabeth
> >wisdom is the ability to distinguish between courage and stupidity.
> >http://homepages.infoseek.com/~daisyboo/daisyboo.html
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