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Re: had laparoscopy.. feel generally rubbish
From: clare (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Mar 31 08:47:06 2004
Thank you for your reply... I will give it time, and hopefully i'll
cheer up a bit once my period happens.. don't you just hate PMT!!
At Wed, 31 Mar 2004, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
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>>From what I have read sadly laps don't help a lot of women feel better.
>And also it takes time to recover from it! So give it time to get
>feeling better! And make usre to get plenty of rest and don't over-do
>yourself. I had my first lap in Jan and after being sikc 5 years they
>found I have endo, and I'm still not feeling better! And the period
>thing, a lap can very easily mess it up. Mine wasn't too bad, but I did
>get it 5 days later than I should have, and mine has always bene pretty
>good at coming the right time. I don't know what else to tell you
>except give your body time to heal! Hope you can get feeling better
>though!!! Good luck!!!
>
>At Wed, 31 Mar 2004, clare wrote:
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>>Hi, I had a lap done on the 19th march, doc said she found lots of endo
>>around the uterus and bowel and also a cyst on left ovary but got rid of
>>it all.. said dye flowed slowly thru left falopian tube but right tube
>>was fine. She also said if i want kids i'm most likely to conceive 6-9
>>months from now. Me & my partner do want kids but this does put the
>>pressure on a bit. I'm 31, so time isn't on my side. Also, I feel very
>>low since the operation, i'm not sure whether this is because my period
>>was due on the 28th and is now late or what ? I've heard periods are
>>delayed after laparoscopy.. but i feel pretty rotten. Did anyone else
>>experience this ?
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