I'm struggling so badly. I cry about absolutely everything, whether it be an advert about milk on the telly, an episode of Geordie shore or the fact I lost my hairbrush.
I need to try and go to the doctors because not only am I shattered all of the time and the low abdomen pains are agony, constant urinating AND I'm bleeding quite heavily but TMI ALERT I passed a blood clot which was extremely hard in texture!
Could do with some help
Bec xxx
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Yep. Exactly the same with the crying even seeing anything about marathons makes me cry too or someone child having a bad time talking about my kids being little argh anything really starts me off so embarrassing. pain though I fine with not crying ????? Hard to sort stuff at Drs too as before getting endo properly identified just look really depressed every time I go in as cry so easily especially if they a tiny bit kind get even worse and it hard to so make clear yep I cry at everything , because for some people crying is a massive deal.I get the constantly urinating heavy bleeding and large clots too... I have got andometriosis so uterus is enlarged and pushing on bladder and bowel just got letter today confirming this after lap last week and that I may need hysterectomy , that made me cry... obviously but good to know what's going on but bit scared.
Thanks so much for replying. That's exactly how I feel too. Luckily I've been able to cut back my work hours a bit but I'm just so tired and the pain is ridiculous
My pain subsided reasonably quickly after my lap but the tiredness took almost 3 months. There should be light at the end of the tunnel so just hang in there xxx
I'm the same. I cry at basically nothing. I've become so emotional. And also tired all of the time. I sleep most of the day, and sleep long hours at night too... and I don't do anything to make me tired. I get really frustrated with myself, so I understand how you must feel.
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