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Re: Typical Endo Signs?From: Kimberly (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 30 Nov 1999 23:48:18 -0500
Hi Dr M, Good to hear from you again. <S> Hope you are doing well, and had a good holiday.
>>>Different possibiities depending upon the location of the endometriosis So if the pain was immediately following climax as I described, what are some areas you'd think the endo may be lurking in?
>>>The mechanism hasn't been elucidated but what you describe above doesn't Okay....well what I am trying to explain is that, to my understanding, when a woman reaches climax, her uterus contracts....right? As I understand it thats the reason why women, when menstruating, can bleed more heavily after climax for a little bit, because it contracts and releases the flow. Now what I am trying to explain, and prolly not doing a very good job of it <G>, is that perhaps when a woman has endo, during her period or around it, if she climaxes, would the endo-tissue perhaps clog the tubes when the uterus contracts, and thus causes the cramping pain? Does this make more sense? <g>
>>>No published data yet.<<< Well lets say just what you and your colleagues have observed in your practice yourselves....do you see this occuring often?
>>>Painful intercourse as you describe can be from a multitude of Okay, more specifically, what causes can pain specifically after climax be caused by besides endo? Thanks a bunch!
-- Kimberly
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