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FINALLY KNOW WHAT I HAVE ITS ENDOMETRIOSIS FOR SURE!! IM VERY EXCITED THAT I FINALLY KNOW AFTER LAPROSCOPIC SURGERY! I WAITED 15 LONG YEARS TO FIND OUT FOR SURE! IVE BEEN IN NON STOP PAIN FOR HALF MY LIFE. MY DOCTOR STARTED ME ON A LOW BIRTH CONTROL AND BURNT OUT THE ENDO. I STILL HAVE PAIN AS OF NOW..(ITS BEEN 6 WEEKS SINCE SURGERY) BUT IM HOPEFUL I CAN GET BETTER NOW THAT I REALLY KNOW WHATS WRONG AND THE FACT THAT THEY BURNT IT. I HOPE TO BEABLE TO HELP OTHERS GET BETTER FROM THIS DISEASE AND COPE WITH IT,IF THERE ARE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK!!! BY THE WAY I WAS ABLE TO GET THE SURGERY FOR FREE! WITH ALOT OF PERSISTENT DOCS APPOINTMENTS AND SIGNING UP FOR THE RIGHT INSURANCE I WAS ABLE TO HAVE THE SURGERY, ABSOLUTELY I THANK EVERYONE FOR THE THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS AND ALSO WITHOUT THIS SITE I MAY HAVE GAVE UP ALL TOGETHER....ILL NEVER BE RID OF THE DISEASE,BUT NOW I KNOW AND KNOWING IS HALF THE BATTLE!
I had my surgery 4yrs ago and yes the pain has stopped for the most part because they removed a rectal vaginal cyst that was causing a big portion of the pain. Also I was put on lupron for 6 months and have been on the continuous birth control ever since.
I too, was diagnosed with Endometriosis, I was unlucky with the treatments however, most of the brith controls they put me on, aggrivated the Endo, instead of making it better. I am now 1 year free of Birth Control, and have never felt better, also trying to conceive.
I hope the treatment they have you on works, and that your pain goes away, no woman should ever have to deal with this.
I hope the treatment they have you on works, and that your pain goes away, no woman should ever have to deal with this.
yep i totally feel ya. when did u get ur surgery? has the pain stopped at all since? hope u feel better!
I am someone who has lived in your shoes. I was misdiagnosed for over 15yrs and I pretty much diagnosed myself, found my surgeon just to confirm. its so messed up lol.. I am going in for another surgery after being diagnosed with stage IV endo 4yrs ago..... I am in for the long haul with no hope really in site.
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