I would give it some more time. You might start to feel better. Keep in mind that surgeries cause adhesion, which can increase your pain. There's tons of information about endo on the internet (just be careful because not all sites have correct information) and some really good books out there.

Ugh, this sounds aweful.
So, re: bleeding forever. It happens and can happen more often with endo. I wonder what our iron level is with so much bleeding, has he/she tested it recently?
I bled for 2 months, but it was because I had an ectopic pregnancy. One summer, many yrs ago I bled profusely for a month straight, it is scary, right?
Endo on the organs sounds bad. I agree with others, it may be time for a second opinion. I am frusterated because it is hard to find a doc, but you could call around and ask to speak to the doc before scheduling an appointment. I would ask if they have treated endo on organs before.
Hang in there...and let it allllllllll out here, k? :-)

I bled up until my surgery date... O.o I kept telling my doctor what was happening and I think I need to switch doctors also I don't thing my doctor has tested anything but my urine which also frightens me . I just wish doctors would just be upfront with me. I don't even think he ever told me what my endo could cause lead to etc. so I'm sitting here only knowing why I looked up myself. I made a goal to find a different doc. Very soon I am also choosing to write a letter about the 2grand I'm reliable for. This is also weird when I got my first Lupron shot I had an allergic reaction to the medication? But a month later he gave it to me again and sent me home ? Isnt that illegal or something? Idk me and my mother have been in the dark obviously these past two years. I took a bath earlier so I calmed down I feel like those help. Especially if there are bubbles and baby oil (which makes your skin so soft before bed) it feels amazing when you have silky sheets! Like I said I feel like I have had my emotions and feeling totally out of this ordeal and I feel like they need to come out of me so I can start fresh. P.S. thanks for listening to my rants!

you are your biggest ally and with some places (I know in the east in canada) a lot of places have a one complaint per visit rule (dumb hey?) anyhoo you have to push for things and demand them you have every right to do so but make sure to ask about costs. here certain things are covered by government this is obviously not the case everywhere. you should have some blood work done to make sure like endowife said your iron levels aren't low as well as endometriosis can mess with your hormones etc as well as we are more likely to have thyroid problems as well. it is frustrating but you have to push and in a sense do their job for them.... I had to tell my G.P. to refer me to an OBGYN because I was sure I had endo and sure enough I did. Unfortunately with this condition I don't think everyone knows how to deal with it

Bleeding that heavy, even after surgery, is not common....and my dr has always said that if I am having to change my protection that often then I need to call her immediately. I have a fibroid and two ovarian cysts that made me bleed heavily for nearly 6 weeks....I had very low iron, and I ended up having to go on the depo provera shot to make it stop.
Two weeks post surgery is not a lot of time....your body can take up to 9 months to fully recover from a Lap. I've had three and the first and third took a really long time to recover from and the second one didn't. And I don't have tons of endo and nothing was really done during my surgeries (I have a lot of scar tissue from old endo that was killed off by lupron and provera...and I have specks of active endo on my ureters and urethra that she can't removed because they are so small...and on those really tiny tubes...she'd cut or burn right thru my ureters.)
Endo does feed on estrogen so I have always been confused as to why drs prescribe anything with estrogen in it....even a little bit! I think a lot of women don't like the side effects of using something that doesn't have estrogen. They're not fun...but it's either deal with endo or deal with side effects.
I know it's very frustrating...I was dealing with endo for nearly 13 years before I finally got the diagnosis...I knew myself that i had it about 6 years before I got the diagnosis...but it took that long to find a dr who would do surgery and not just the drugs. One thing to try to remember is that even endo experts can't cure endo...they may know more about endo than most drs but endo has no cure.
Research, make yourself an expert and find a dr who is willing to listen to you, your concerns and your way of wanting to be treated.

Korena, how are you doing now? I've been thinking about you and that awefully long period. Has it stopped?

Could you go to some other doc for the iron work and thyroid test?

How are your emotions holding up? it was really hard for me to bleed that long, it was just about not knowing, and feeling like my life sort of stopped, you know? It's like 'if I don't know why I'm bleeding so long, how do I know I'm ok?' I was so anxious, and then after the bleeding stopped, it was a huge relief. My shrink and I laugh about it now (ok, he doesn't laugh, it's not his style, but I did laugh) because I felt like I should have had more faith in my body.

Then again, it's super scary and I believe that we all deserve time to process our fears. Soooooo...how are your fears treating you today?

I have stopped bleeding thank god! I just stopped this morning so I'm super happy about it!

And yes me and my mom are going to go to my primary doctor and get all that done. I have know him since a baby so we have a great relationship.... To bad he wasn't a specialist -_- . I am also going to be having him help me find a new specialist.

My fears are treating me okay lol. I think I'm most afraid of disappointing someone like my future husband or my mom you know? I'm scared that I won't pursue my dreams because of this , but I'm very strong and will never give up !

Thanks for checking up, I really appriciate it :)

korena, I'm sorry you are having such a rough time:( i feel your pain sister!! it sucks to deal with this crap,and especially so young! i have been dealing with endo now for about 13 years,since i was 13:/ how are you feeling since your surgery? it does take some time to heal, after every surgery I've ever had(and I've had about 6 now) i had to take a month to two months off of work just to heal and to be able to get up and move around semi-normal but the pain lasted for months,give yourself some time to heal, but don't be afraid to get another opinion! i saw an endometriosis "specialist" as well, and he too told me that there was nothing else gynecologicly that he could do for me!!!!! wtf right? he refered me back to my regular gyno because he didn't know what to do with me, so he gave up,like many otherr doctors have done to me...it's tough,but hang in there girl:)i once bled for 3 months straight!!!!!!!! (while i was on the depo shot!)wtf to that too!!i was loosing so much blood that i was becoming anemic:( it is definitely important to have your iron levels checked if you are loosing a lot of blood, but it is common to bleed for up to a week after a laporoscopy but not usually that heavy for the whole time! when i was getting my period "regularly" i would sometimes bleed for 2 weeks at a time, or get my period twice a month,and would bleed so heavy that i would go to bed wearing a tampon and a pad, and still bleed through my sheets, then i started sleeping with a pad or a towel under me,but now, and for the past several years, i can no longer even wear a tampon because of how painful they are for me,they intensify my cramps by a million, so i don't even touch them anymore! but there has actually even been times that i have..are you ready for this?...I have had to literately wear a diaper! because i was bleeding so heavily that i would have to get out of bed every freaking hour to change my pad!!wtf!!? so i feel your pain hun, and i'm sorry that you have to go through this shit too:( ....and yes you are absolutely right, estrogen is like miracle-grow for endo! i would talk to your doc and suggest an all progesterone birth control pill like norethindrone, and it helps shorten your periods, make them not as heavy, and will (most of the time)eventually stop your periods:) i hope all goes well for you with whatever you may do, and wish you many pain free days! peace&love-rose68-

p.s. just because we are dealt a shitty hand, doesn't mean that we've lost the game!!

I totally agree. I'm super tired today and I have so much stuff to do! I haven't even had time to schedule a doctors appointment :( I'm trying to keep my self busy so i don't think about things. Thank you for your support. I'm still feeling the same I'm giving it time like everyone says but I'm begging to doubt that it's just gunna go away once I heal especially because my doc put me on more estrogen. Idk though my hopes are high.