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Comment on What it Really Means to Have Endometriosis by Jennifer

Jennifer — Mon, 21 Dec 2020 19:57:00 +0000

I have always had heavy heavy cycles through out my entire life. I have always been told that it wasn’t healthy so I would get the depo shit which stopped my shots all together. I had my last baby July in 2016. And in late 2017 I have Excruciating abdominal pain and I bleed for a month (no exaggeration) or more. I’ve gone to Obgyn and he told me most likely it was cancer (devastating) and it turns out I did not have cancer. I explained to one dr that I feel like there’s “movement” in the area and it it extremely pain full. She laughed at me and said that’s impossible for movement to happen. They offered me and IUD saying that will eventually stop it. I walked out and never returned. And the pain nor the bleeding have stopped. I have had to get several blood transfusions since 2018 because I lose so much blood. I have had to take intervenious iron because the pills make me sick. Sorry for the rant but I’d like to really know what are my options so I don’t have to live this way anymore ? And is there actual treatments

Comment on Samantha Endo Belly Blog Post by Wendy Solis

Wendy Solis — Sat, 10 Oct 2020 05:46:36 +0000

I had sergerry for this

Comment on What it Really Means to Have Endometriosis by Joan

Joan — Wed, 07 Oct 2020 03:49:48 +0000

I am 78 and2yrs ago I started menistrating everyday and when the monthly came, it would be heavy. For the last year I have had cramps so bad everyday and now they are so bad I have to lay down til the pain subsides and now after 1 of these attacks I fill the toilet with so much blood, it makes me so weak, I cannot stand up. I have had clear crystals that join together and pass through the bladder. I think I am going to run out of blood and die. I need help.

Comment on What it Really Means to Have Endometriosis by Summer

Summer — Mon, 04 May 2020 19:13:34 +0000

I have suffered from endometriosis since my period began when I was 15. It always effected my life, but when I turned 30, it spiraled out of control. I suffered the week before with pain and swelling, which I referred to as my Saturn ring of pain, and then the cramping would start, the kind that puts you in a panic attack because it’s so uncomfortable. Next phase, vomiting, sometimes convulsions, then the 24 hour blackout because my body went through too much. Week 3, more pain and swelling. Week 4, recoup to start all over again. I saw sooooo many doctors, take these pain meds, have babies, see a shrink, let’s try medications, all to no avail. Finally, in my late 30’s I found a doctor who listened and I had a hysterectomy. It helped with the period part, but here I am almost 50 and I still suffer. I have horrible swelling, I even get women who congratulate me because they believe I’m pregnant. I can’t wear anything except stretchy pants that are loose, can’t wear a one piece bathing suit or anything that constructs my stomach or I will blow up and then the nausea takes over. I have burning under my skin that goes up my lower back and down into my legs. At this point in life, I don’t think anyone can help me, and my only solution to date to help with the pain is by using edibles to control it all.

Comment on What it Really Means to Have Endometriosis by Annie haygood

Annie haygood — Thu, 28 Nov 2019 13:58:39 +0000

Had a Partial hysterectomy removed my uterus left my ovaries haven’t had pain in a while now it’s back and it’s like it never left us it possible if is growing back rectum pain and horrible pelvic pain please help I thought it was gone!

Comment on What it Really Means to Have Endometriosis by Delin

Delin — Thu, 26 Sep 2019 18:19:40 +0000

In reply to Bleesy. Hey Bleesy. I am in the same boat as you that my doctor told me to take Vissane Dienogest,currently i am not married but i really want to have a baby. you said that you will be getting married so does the endo affects you for having a baby??

Comment on What it Really Means to Have Endometriosis by Delin

Delin — Thu, 26 Sep 2019 17:27:22 +0000

In reply to Ciara.

hey Ciara i read your story and i am feeling just the same as you felt…i really wanted to know if endometriosis affects fertility from your experience ..Your answer would really help
thanks in advance

Comment on Video: Key cause of pelvic pain for women with endometriosis discovered by Krystal

Krystal — Wed, 25 Sep 2019 21:25:18 +0000

Where do I sign up to test the new imaging associated with this new understanding of macrophage activity?! Let’s find every last bit of this endo and get it out!!!!!

Comment on Endo Belly by Sonia

Sonia — Tue, 24 Sep 2019 04:02:21 +0000

Wow , I am so thankful for all of you …. I have come from being an athlete my whole life to this “I’m not leaving the house person “. I can’t work because my endo pain cripples me. My surgeon don’t want to do my next surgery because it’s too high risk as I am a stage 4 endo with extreme case. So I’m finding mentally very difficult to accept that this world of pain , endo belly , and some days chronic pain that has me crippled on the couch is now my life. People try to understand but you can see they don’t. People struggle to see me so inactive and think why it can’t be that bad. So ladies I hear you , I feel you and with a natural health background of 20plus years I’m determined to find some way to survive this horrific disease.

Comment on Video: Why Did My Endometriosis Surgery Fail – Part 1 by Cass

Cass — Tue, 17 Sep 2019 01:52:12 +0000

When the tissue on the back of the abdominal wall has been Ablated and the patient (Myself) has been left with constant pain on that side of stomach where they did this to me will it eventually heal and the pain go away or at least improve? Since my surgery nearly 3 months ago where I had my excision and Ablation I have been left in terrible pain in the area where they did they most Ablation which was all down the left hand side of my abdominal wall. The anxiety it is causing me is out of control as I’m 41 years old have have already had a life time of pain and suffering from back fractures, pericarditis pain (scar tissue left around the heart) Endometriosis and now this. As a mum of two very busy kids and a business owner of a very busy party store I’m so scared I’m going to be left in this state forever. It’s affecting my mental Health. It would be great to hear from others that have had this done and ended up in this state and gradually got better. I don’t think it helps that it took 20 years of complaining about severe period problems, infertility issues and iron infusions for the doctors to finally put me on the waiting list to see what is going on.Thanks everyone.