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Re: answer to R. Daniel Braun, MD about pain questionFrom: Anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 5 Feb 2003 16:15:04 -0600 (CST)
At Wed, 5 Feb 2003, Sam wrote: > >ok so if i told you that im 20 with one sex partner and i do have sex >when it doesnt hurt. that the pain is in my back and my lower abdomen >area. >i prob should of mentioned that i had a lap. done back in june and my >dr found a cyst and some endo but i was told was removed and all would >be well. but all hasnt been well and every time i tryed to tell him i >was still in pain it was like he didnt believe me, that he took care of >that already. >i wasted so much time trying to get him to believe me that now my >husband lost his job and my job has cut my hours that i have no >insurance and no way at all to see a dr. >that is why i was needing some kind of option to my problem >thank you for your time >sam Endo can and does return, often. The doctor may have missed some microscopic or clear endo or may not have removed it all. There is no cure for endo. If your doctor is telling you he "fixed" the endo and you are cured you need to find another doctor. Good Luck!
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