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Endometriosis causes constant nausea????
Hi everyone,
If you look at my previous posts you will see I've been sick with a huge list of symptoms the last 7months now. No one knows exactly what's wrong with me.
My worst symptom is living with constant nausea. But since becoming ill my period pain has become unbearable. If I don't take painkillers I will throw up from the pain.
When I was in the ER a gynocologist suggested I may have endometriosis, but didn't want to do a laparoscopy on me because its surgery. I took the pill she gave me for 3 weeks then stopped it because it made extremely ill. My doc told me never to go on the pill again because that's the 2nd time I tried and had a serious side effect (including heavy bleeding that sent me to hospital),
So my question is, can endometriosis cause nausea that happens persistently all month and is at its worst during my periods? I also get severe diarehha/constipation, cramps, dizziness and migraines.
If you look at my previous posts you will see I've been sick with a huge list of symptoms the last 7months now. No one knows exactly what's wrong with me.
My worst symptom is living with constant nausea. But since becoming ill my period pain has become unbearable. If I don't take painkillers I will throw up from the pain.
When I was in the ER a gynocologist suggested I may have endometriosis, but didn't want to do a laparoscopy on me because its surgery. I took the pill she gave me for 3 weeks then stopped it because it made extremely ill. My doc told me never to go on the pill again because that's the 2nd time I tried and had a serious side effect (including heavy bleeding that sent me to hospital),
So my question is, can endometriosis cause nausea that happens persistently all month and is at its worst during my periods? I also get severe diarehha/constipation, cramps, dizziness and migraines.
I have tried the pill twice, first time I bled so bad I ended up in hospital from weakness. Second time, severe migraines and worsened nausea and pain. I also stopped getting my period.
So I am reluctant to go back on any hormones :(
So I am reluctant to go back on any hormones :(
See you are like my sister. The opposite effect when it comes to the pill. For me it takes away the migraines, nausea, and pain. This is why trying different methods help to see what works for you.
What pills did you try do you remember the names?
Are you booking a surgery soon?
What pills did you try do you remember the names?
Are you booking a surgery soon?
It's unfortunate, first one was yaz, second one was called microgynon?
I have booked in with a gyno for oct 29th, I will ask her about the surgery.
I have booked in with a gyno for oct 29th, I will ask her about the surgery.
Hmm I think everyone is different and its good to try different once. Marvelon is a low dose BCP and the doctor is surprised at how well it works for me.
Let me know what the doctor says :)
Let me know what the doctor says :)
Just an update for everyone, I'm doing a 3d ultrasound tomorrow after visiting a gynaecologist he suspects bowel endometriosis. He wants to do a laparoscopy, but I'm not keen on being opened up if he isn't 100% sure. Will a 3d ultrasound show bowel endometriosis? Of the any people they diagnose after laparoscopy, I'd like to know how many end up NOT having the disease? Does anyone have any knowledge about this please? Thank you!
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