WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for August, 2007: Re: CHRONICPAIN: Pelvic pain, lower back pain, occasional blood in stool...what's going on??

Re: CHRONICPAIN: Pelvic pain, lower back pain, occasional blood in stool...what's going on??

From: n (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 18 Aug 2007 15:50:53 -0500 (CDT)

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Hi I am dealing with the same thing. Except, I have Endometriosis. I had two laparoscopies done, one in March and one in July. They excised on the last one, but my pains are constant in my pelvic region like pressure/cramps and now spasms. My lower back has been hurting for quite a while as well. My specialist told me to see someone about neauromuscualr maniluplation. I had 2 treatments and found like it was a dead end. So, I am kind of starting over on the drawing board. I have to see my primary care phys. on monday and i will see what she recomends, possible x-rays, sonagram, anything. Have you done any blood work yet? I will let you know what she says. in the mean time you may want to go to the health food store and pick up a tincture that is Cramp Bark. Should help with the pain and all. Let me know on your end. feel better. -n

At Fri, 17 Aug 2007, MamaEmily2 wrote: >
>Hi. I hope that you can offer me some advice. I had a laparoscopy done
>on Monday morning and there were no signs of endometriosis (which is
>what my doc has been thinking all along). The only thing that was
>abnormal was a slightly enlarged uterus and slightly boggy uterus. My
>symptoms include pelvic pain/menstrual-like cramps, lower back pain,
>pain in my hips and sometimes legs, knees. I am 28 years old. I have
>two children. I have PCOS, but have always had regular periods. (I
>haven't had one in 18 months because I'm still nursing my 10 1/2 month
>old). The doctor says it's possible that it is adenomyosis, but wants
>me to see a GI doctor. What could possibly be going on to cause all the
>cramping and back pain? Regardless of my PCOS, he saw no cysts or any
>sign of endo. I'm just trying to figure out where to go from here, if
>anyone has any ideas, I'd greatly appreciate it! Thanks so much!

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