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Following on from my hyst. I've now had a second cycle.....

At cd 28 I stopped taking the oestrogen for 7 days (as my Dr advised me to do -

21 days on and 7 days off) and had no flow at all so I assumed that my cervix

had blocked completely, however today on day 43 I've just started what seems

like a very light flow.

I have never in all my years had a 43 day cycle. Could this be caused by the

oestrogen?

Should I stop taking the oestrogen for 7 days again? I feel very confused,

emotional and my back hurts - I'm sure that I have endometriosis - but I will

check when I see my Dr on my follow-up appointment on 7th December. (I think

several ladies have appts on this date.)

Thanks for listening. I really appreciate your advice and apologise for not

being as active a member as I should be.

Regards, Louiza

PS It's my daughters b'day on Sunday and although it's obviously a very happy

time, I just feel so emotional about it all.........I'm sure you all understand.

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Hello ladies,

I go in for my lap/hyst tomorrow morning. My surgeon gave me "all the right" answers Monday, when I grilled him. He said that the ultrasounds show endometrium. When he gets in there he will evaluate and determine if I need the catheter balloon, and follow up hormones. One thing he said is that since we plan to do injections for conception that that should help my lining greatly, as long as there is good healthy endometrium. He said that he does not ever us a laser unless it's just impossible to remove in any other way. In my case, it looks like I have one 8 mm band of synachae and he is hoping that the microscissors will do all that needs to be done.

Anyway, I felt better about things after my intensive questioning the other day. So, now, I just have to get through the next two days and I can move on to the next step.

Again, I am so thankful for each of you wonderful, kind sharing women. I hope that as I walk this long mile (or miles) that my story can help others, too.

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Hello ,

Succes with your lap/hyste. wish you best luck!!

Natasja van Kesteren

Met vriendelijke groeten, Fam. T van Kesteren

Re: 43 day cycle

Hello ladies,

I go in for my lap/hyst tomorrow morning. My surgeon gave me "all the right" answers Monday, when I grilled him. He said that the ultrasounds show endometrium. When he gets in there he will evaluate and determine if I need the catheter balloon, and follow up hormones. One thing he said is that since we plan to do injections for conception that that should help my lining greatly, as long as there is good healthy endometrium. He said that he does not ever us a laser unless it's just impossible to remove in any other way. In my case, it looks like I have one 8 mm band of synachae and he is hoping that the microscissors will do all that needs to be done.

Anyway, I felt better about things after my intensive questioning the other day. So, now, I just have to get through the next two days and I can move on to the next step.

Again, I am so thankful for each of you wonderful, kind sharing women. I hope that as I walk this long mile (or miles) that my story can help others, too.

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Louiza: Didn't your doctor give you progesterone to " force " a period

after the estrogen? You should have had 20 days of estrogen FOLLOWED

by 10 days of progesterone to cause the period? Without the

progesterone it is VERY LIKELY that your period would take a long

time to arrive (until your elevated estrogen level due to the pills

had a chance to drop.)

Let me see if I can explain...in a normal cycle your estrogen level

rises and peaks and then drops right before you ovulate. When you

ovulate your estrogen level starts to drop but your progesterone

level increases because the corpus luetem releases progesterone to

help " support " any embryo that forms until it can implant. If there

is no embryo and no implantation then the progesterone level will

drop quickly and this is what causes a period.

When you are on " artificial " estrogen you estrogen level is kept

artificially elevated for the full 20 or 21 days...it never " dips "

down allowing for ovulation so you never get the " bump up " in

progesterone so you don't have a period! You have what is

called " unopposed " estrogen.

So, I am not at all surprised to hear you had a 43 day cycle when you

had no progesterone. This time, ask your doctor to give you 10 days

of Provera which you take AFTER the estrogen. This will help bring on

a period. If you still have no period AFTER the progesterone, then

you undoubtedly have a blocked cervix.

I am sorry you are in pain, and agree with you that the back pain is

likely to be endometriosis. If I were you, when you see your doctor

on the 7th, I'd ask for an HSG immediately to see whether your cervix

is blocked and stop all the estrogen treatments as they are only

torturing you....

Hang in there...

Gwen

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