Re: A few questions
From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Wed Dec 22 08:44:53 1999
Suzanne,
You are so welcome.Thankyou, that makes me so happy that i could help
you.You
are so wise to find a new doctor, one who really is well versed in endo and
its excision.You are on your way to knowing enough,to be able to tell
whether
they are the doctor for you.Good Luck and i hope we all find the doctors of
our dreams.Merry Christmas to you and your family, may it be magical and
pain free.
Love & Hugs,
Belle.
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>Dear Belle,
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> Thank you.. See I guess my thoughts about that were my doctor
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>was acting as though a theory was the absolute. He in turn thought he was
>curing me with a tubal then I guess. So that there tells me this Doctor is
>not the one to be treating my Endo. and who is to say that even with a
tubal
>that the blood can not come out where the tube was burned ? I'm sure that
>even a pin size hole can be in the burned tube and who's to say that wont
>cause the blood to escape? See it's all theory and possibles so how can a
>doctor who learns this just believe in one theory and one treatment without
>it being proven? I think that is what has me so upset about this doctor. I
>didn't feel as though I had the best treatment staying with him. Thank you
>Belle . I appreciate your feed back it sure helps to clear things up.
>Hugs
>Suzanne
>>----- Original Message -----
>From: <anonymous@obgyn.net>
>To: Multiple recipients of list ENDO <anonymous@obgyn.net>
>Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 1999 9:02 AM
>Subject: Re: A few questions
>
>> Hi Suz,
>>
>> Endometriosis is when the endometrial lining of the uterus, is found
>outside
>> of the uterus.One theory is retrograde menstruration,which is when you
>have
>> a period and somehow it back flows,which means it backs up the fallopian
>> tubes and out the fallopian tubes and spills onto the ovaries and into
the
>> pelvic cavity and onto the bowel and bladder and uterus,it grows and
>> implants and bleeds cyclicly. Rarely it implants onto the liver and
>> kidneys.,stomach, prancrea's.This is just a theory inregards toThe
>> Retrograde MenstrurationTheory,nothing has been proved as of yet.I hope
>this
>> helps you to understand abit better.
>> Best Wishes,
>>
>> Belle
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: SUZANNE <SDAVIS8196@fuse.net>
>> To: Multiple recipients of list ENDO <endo@talk.obgyn.net>
>> Date: Monday, 20 December 1999 9:07
>> Subject: A few questions
>>
>> >Something my x doctor said to me has me wondering . he said since I had
a
>> >Tubal that new endo. will not get into my uterus. I somehow think he
>didn't
>> >know what he was saying as he told me the first time he removed it, it
>> >wouldn't come back and it did.
>> >
>> >What in the world do the Fallopian tubes have to do with endo not
getting
>> >into the uterus? I thought the Edno was endometrium lining that is
inside
>> >the uterus. Do I have that wrong? As I also understadn they do not know
>> >exactly how the Edno. gets outside the uterus.
>> >
>> >I hope I don't sound stupid asking these questions. I'm just trying to
>make
>> >some sence of this.
>> >
>> >My endo. Was first discovered on my right side on my c-section scar. It
>was
>> >dimpling my skin on the scar pulling it in. My x Doctor thought I got
>the
>> >endo. from the c-section. On the second c-section I had when he took the
>> >first lump of endo. out he said they irigated the area real well so that
>> the
>> >endo. would not return. Less then a yr now and I have anouther lump but
>> it's
>> >not dimpling on the right side by the c-section scar. It is harder to
>feel
>> >but can be felt easier during period. MY stomache gets so tender that
>even
>> >touching the area slightly is excruciating pain.
>> >Thanks for any thoughts on this.
>> >Suz
>> >
>>
>
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