WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for March, 2003: Re: endometreitis, what are the symptoms

Re: endometreitis, what are the symptoms

From: anon (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 7 Mar 2003 02:17:56 -0600 (CST)

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Regina:

Endometriosis cannot be diagnosed without a laparoscopy. We all may experience different symptoms. I actually did have painful ovulation -- come to think of it, I ended up having pain three weeks out of the month - I ended up having a lap in which Stage 3 endo was found and ***excised***. Since having the surgery and *staying away* from the bc pill (the bc pill contributed to my pain), I am painfree!!! Many women who have endo describe your pain of ovulation and periods. Then again, as Dr. Lapidus said, it could be something else. Don't be discouraged -- and go with the best doc who is most familiar with laparoscopic treatment. Try to find a good specialist in your area. Check out the following website for info.

http://www.womenssurgerygroup.com

>At Thu, 6 Mar 2003, regina wrote:
>>
>>i am a 30 yr old mother of four. when i was 13 i started my mensis.
>>during one particular ovulation the pain was so intense in the right
>>side the doctors at first thought appendicitis. they later said it had
>>to do with the ovulation and recomended the pill. i went on it until i
>>conceived my first child @ 20. since i have not been using any other
>>solutions for the pain. i thought it was just something i would have to
>>live with. i had a miscarriage in 98 the doctors could not find the
>>reason. after the d/c i had extreme hemoraging. since i have given
>>birth to my fouth child, and the pain during ovulation and menstration
>>have gotten so bad that on those days it is even painful to sit. i've
>>spoken to friends about this who have endometreitis and they say that i
>>might have it. fertility is not the problem, and my periods are not
>>sporatic, the amount of bleeding is, and it is so heavy i have to wear
>>overnight pads the whole week of my period. does this sound like
>>endometreitis?
>

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