Endometriosis Support Group
Endometriosis is a common medical condition where the tissue lining the uterus is found outside of the uterus, typically affecting other organs in the pelvis. The condition can lead to serious health problems, primarily pain and infertility. A major symptom of endometriosis is pain, mostly in the lower abdomen, lower back, and pelvic area.
Hi. I had laparoscopy last year and was diagnosed with stage IV endo. I suspected I had it because all the symptoms fit and I was in agonising pain, but the doctors didn't listen until they saw I couldn't get pregnant and nothing else was wrong. The surgery helped a lot, and the leuprolide injections even more. I had maybe 8 months of not having any pain. Now I have a IUD and it is all starting to come back, some pain and strong mood changes, every month is a little worse. I am afraid of going back to the terrible place I was in before surgery. I have to decide whether to have an IVF, but I am so tired of pain and hormones that I am not sure I want to go through that for a low probability of success. Otherwise I can't have kids. Thank you for sharing and commenting!
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The best antidepressant is when my wishes are honored. An example, the faucet in my apartment was running although the knobs were turned shut all the way, and one of the pulling strings on my ceiling fan came off. As soon as I notified my maintenance man, he was quick to reply with the work order. RAPID response... he's getting my services around my apartment done. I appreciate my landlord and...
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Hello,so I'm currently in a weird relationship with my long distance ex who I've never met in person and it's taking a toll on me. I've lost 15 pounds and lost my appetite, but I'm really attached to him. We've had a lot of problems and I think that has caused me to gain severe anxiety. I don't know if I should wait until it gets better or what. Everytime I've blocked him, it has tend to make me...
I am currently waiting for surgery, which is sometimes the worst part... cuz it gives me a lot of anxiety. but, just taking it a day at a time.
Stay strong! sending you positive vibes.
I remember before my last surgery how bad the pain was and how sick I felt. I went into worst depression stages. After the second surgery I felt less pain for a couple of months and of course the pain is back and stronger. The anxiety before and after is understandable a downer. Think positive thoughts even though I know it's difficult and frustrating at times. Best wishes to both of you.
My situation is very similar.
There is hope. Trust your body to show its limits.