Re: endometriosis Question

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Oh ((hug)) Im sorry-

lucky, they can go in with a scope and take the endometriosis off, but

they need to go and take it away.

In Endometriosis, the cells that make the endometrial lining manage to

get out of the endometrium, and when your monthly cycle tells them to

swell and engorge, the ones outside the womb do it too, making you

miserable. Although there are many different drugs you can take, most

dont help as much as narcotics and considering how safe ad reliable

narcotics are, research says they are really not used as much as they

should be. Plus, they promote sleep.

I guess I am saying- maybe the right narcs could be very useful.

Bethann

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> They now think I may have it in my bowels.

> I'm going to see a specialist Dec.5. I am so worried.

It can go into your bowels. They thought it might have gone into mine

because I had bleeding out of my rectum ONLY during my period, every period.

They checked and found no evidence that it had. So just because they

suspect it doesn't mean it has. The best of everything to you.

Darcy

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Hi ,

A colon scope is a good idea your doctor can do to get the

endometriousis out of your bowels. Are you on female hormones now? I

do have endometriosis also but my doctor put my on estrace and

provera which keeps it calm.

Debbie J

>

> Hi

>

> Has anyone ever had or heard of someone having endometriosis in

the bowels.

>

> I just had surgery less than 2 months ago for a total

hysterectomy and I had stage 4 endometriosis.

>

> My Gyn. said it was one of the worst he's seen.

>

> They now think I may have it in my bowels.

> I'm going to see a specialist Dec.5. I am so worried.

> I'm getting so down. I REALLY don't want another surgery.

>

> Help with info please

>

> Thanks

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Bethann

Thanks for the info.

I wonder since I've had a total hysterectomy, and therefore will not have my

cycle anymore, why is it still so painful. It must still swell.

Thanks again for your info it does help.

B wrote:

Oh ((hug)) Im sorry-

lucky, they can go in with a scope and take the endometriosis off, but

they need to go and take it away.

In Endometriosis, the cells that make the endometrial lining manage to

get out of the endometrium, and when your monthly cycle tells them to

swell and engorge, the ones outside the womb do it too, making you

miserable. Although there are many different drugs you can take, most

dont help as much as narcotics and considering how safe ad reliable

narcotics are, research says they are really not used as much as they

should be. Plus, they promote sleep.

I guess I am saying- maybe the right narcs could be very useful.

Bethann

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It could make your fibro worse. Pls see the message I sent to

Lori (changed the title of it though to reflect more of the

discussion) b/c I explained a bit more about why to keep an eye

on your fibro.

Kristy

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[Guest guest]

>> I wonder since I've had a total hysterectomy, and therefore will

not have my cycle anymore, why is it still so painful. It must still

swell.

You still have parts of your cycle- just not the part that makes you

bleed. You have the hormones from your brain that tell your uterus to

prepare- your brain just doesnt know that your uterus has moved away

and left no forwarding address.

Also, whenevr you have surgery or any serious illness, the added

stress on your body can cause a fibroflare.

Sounds like a sueprhero.... Fibroflare! Able to stop strong women with

a single bound! Fibroflare- able to bring all productive action to a

grindling halt! Ta-Dah! Wound what the superhero costume would look

like- probably be naked because never had the energy to make one.

Bethann

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> Sounds like a sueprhero.... Fibroflare! Able to stop strong women with

> a single bound! Fibroflare- able to bring all productive action to a

> grindling halt! Ta-Dah! Wound what the superhero costume would look

> like- probably be naked because never had the energy to make one.

Remind me to never ask her to stop by...... oh wait, she already does! Good

one, Bethann.

Darcy