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evelyn |
It has been three years now that I have had my hysterectomy. And three years that I have been going thur menopause. And I must say that it has been a rough three years. I was dignosed with severe endo and they tried everything possible from birth control pills, to depo lupron and the little sugeries that they perform to look in the belly. Well nothing helped so the only thing left for them to do was the hysterectomy. I was 21 at the time and I already had my son which was the biggest miricale ever. And well lets just say that my menopuase experience isn’t going to well. My question to you is can endo come back even after hysterctomy. Because here in the past week and half I have been feeling really terrible. I have had adomal pian on off over three years but never really thought about it much because i did have the surgery. And I have been weak and losing weight. I’m just concered that there might be something wrong again. But like i said is it possible that you can get endo even after hysterectomy, I look forward to hereing back from you. Thanks Evelyn |
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Dr. del Junco Jr. (Doctor) |
Dear Evelyn- |
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strong>stressed |
I am 45 and my doctor is recommending a total hysterectomy with removal of my ovaries for fibroids in my uterus. There are 5 fibroids with the largest being 2cm in size. At age 28 I was diagnosed with endometriosis. Since then I have had 2 full term pregnancies and the endometriosis seemed to subside. Symptoms indicate its return. My doctor tells me that if the endometriosis is present when they do the hysterectomy that I will have to go without HRT for 4-6 months. Do I have any alternatives? |
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Dr. del Junco Jr. (Doctor) |
Dear Stressed- |
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dawn |
I’m 28 years old 4 years have past I am still having a major problem I am bleeding everyday and they my doctors have told me that I have emdometriosis they told me. we have tried everything with you. you have to a hysterectomy |
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Dr. del Junco Jr. (Doctor) |
Dear Dawn- |
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Stella |
I had a hysterectomy with both ovaries removed 4 years ago at the age of 31 to stop my severe pelvic pain. It didnt work and I have now been told that I have severe endometriosis as well as a functioning ovarian remnant. I have bowel and bladder problems, cyclic pain and fatigue. Had I been told I had endometriosis before the hysterectomy I would never had agreed to it but it was not diagnosed. What options are open to me now for an end to the pain and symptoms? |
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Dr. del Junco Jr. (Doctor) |
Dear Stella- |
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Penny |
Dear Dr Del Junco, I have been told I have endometriosis by two leading specialists in the UK. This is after my hysterectomy for pelvic pain and supposedly chronic PID. |
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Dr. del Junco Jr. (Doctor) |
Dear Penny- |