ENDO Messages for March, 2004: Re: endometreosis

Re: endometreosis

From: annette (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Mar 1 07:09:37 2004

Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ]
Next message: Mandy: "Re: Intestinal Endometriosis?"
Previous message: Jennifer: "Re: Intestinal Endometriosis?"

At Sun, 23 Nov 2003, Tawnya wrote: >
>At Thu, 20 Nov 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
>>
>>At Mon, 13 May 2002, Sarah wrote:
>>>
>>>I am looking for help. I am 23 years old and was diagnosed a year ago
>>>with endo, they found it when they did a scope. They put me on Lupron
>>>and I couldn't handle it. I had three injections. Now the endo is back
>>>and I cant find any doctor that is willing to do a hysterectomy. I am
>>>in pain all the time, and dont know where to turn. If anyone out there
>>>has some advice I could really use it now. Thank you
>>>
>>>Sarah,

I have just been diagnosed with edno, and am suffering greatly. I am 37 years old, and have no children ( and have no desire to have any). I have yet to have treatment sorted, and am having time off every month, and even through the month before my period. I have not realised that I have had this condition for some years, always thought that I was just suffering because thats the way I was made.I would welcome a hysterectomy, but am wondering by your comments if I will be knocked back. Please keep me posted on your progress/or non-progress as it seems at the moment. But you are incredibly young, do you really want to have a hysteretomy at such a young age! Is there no alternative treatment available for you, that hopefully would mean you could successfully manage endo.I wish you well, and luck for the future. Annette

>>>
>>Sarah,
>>I have had similar problems and am on Lupron right now. The symptoms
>>are horrible for me as well. I have found something that helps though.
>>My mother in Law bought me liquid silver and told me to mix it with
>>distilled water. Believe it or not it has helped some. It is not a
>>cure by any means but it just keeps your body stronger and healthier. I
>>would also recommend getting a second opinion from someone else. I have
>>a friend whose doctor would not perform a hysterectomy because she was
>>only 30 and had not had kids yet. She went to my doctor and they are
>>now discussing it. If you want to e-mail me I will give you his name
>>and number. Jesse
>
>I also have this problem, I am 25 and have had two laparoscopies and
>they didn't help. I have went through so many drug treatments it
>doesn't help. I am also intertaining the idea of a hysterectomy and of
>course my doctor says I don't need one. I haven't had any children yet
>so I am pondering that Idea but I don't know how hard it will be for me
>to get pregnant. I have a cousin who had endo also and she finally at
>the age of 32 had a Doctor perform a hysterectomy and she has been pain
>free for over 10 years so hang in and I hope everything works out for
>you.

Next message: Mandy: "Re: Intestinal Endometriosis?"
Previous message: Jennifer: "Re: Intestinal Endometriosis?"

Women's Insurance Checklist from Auto Insurance Quote

use when must restrict search to only the endometriosis forum...
Enter search keywords:
	Returns per screen: Require all keywords: