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Re: endometriosis, pregnancy and hysterectomyFrom: R. Daniel Braun, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 20 Jul 2000 20:46:25 -0500 (CDT)
At Thu, 20 Jul 2000, Dawn wrote: > >I am 31 yrs. old and was diagnosed with endo at 18. I have been told >the chancy of pregnancy is unlikely. AT 29 I was diagnosed with >osteoporosis. I took ralaxophene for 1 year and dexa scanned showed no >improvement. I was taken off it and was contemplating hysterectomy >since I had already had 3 laser laps. to clean out endo. I found out I >was pregnant and miscarried at almost 6 weeks. The doctor felt it was >tubal and I just had surgery to remove the diseased tube as well as >disease. My doctor said if I don't get pregant in 1 year I need a >hysterectomy because I need to take estrogen for my bones and can't with >endo. I have pituitary failure so have has little estrogen all my life. >But since I got pregnant on my own for the first time, even after clomid >failed years ago, I no longer want a hysterctomy. Do you think it would >be detromental to my health if I didn't have one? What are the odds that >I will actually get pregnant and it be viable anyway? >Thanks >Dawn Your case is extremely complex and there is no way that I or anyone could make even an educated guess about what is right for this situation, without spending at least a half hour reviewing your history and examining you. And then it would be only a guess. Your physician is the one with the best chance to know how to help you. A second opinion with another Gyn who has access to all of your old records might be a good way to go. RDB
-- R. Daniel Braun, MD FACOG FOG
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