I'm asking because my gyn is refusing to do a lap, and when I asked for an MRI she said it wouldn't show more then the ultrasound did. But I've read on this forum that MRI's do show endo.
My pain isn't getting better as well as I have new symptoms. And the last appointment I had with her (Tuesday) she said she wanted to put me on Lupron and wanted to put me on a painkiller I put up my butt, if the progesterone only pill and higher dose of painkillers I'm on now don't work. I won't be able to see my new gyn until halloween and I'm 17, she and my doctor won't refer me to one of the specialists here...
I have had 3 trans vaginal scans this year and they all picked up nothing except an ovarian cyst,Mri in April showed deep infiltrating endo so she's wrong.they found nodules in my vesco pouch,behind uterus,ovaries adhered to nodule etc and scans showed nothing hope this helps xx
I had an MRI which didn't show any endo, but have recently had a laparoscopy which did and they have now removed it. The hospital said the only conclusive way to know is a lap. Best of luck with getting a diagnosis.
Should I have had any scan before my laps, as I was being treated at a bsge centre xxx
Thanks for the answers
I'm not sure if I'll be able to get an appointment sooner with another gyn, I want a second opinion and my doctor sent a letter in asking for a sooner date but that's the closest they had. And my gyn became defensive when I asked for a referral to someone else too or even for them to come in during an appointment.
Yes an Mri will show adenomyosis. I had an unusual Mri done where the gel of an ultrasound was injected via my vaginal and anal canal. It was so uncomfortable and embarrassing but they explained that the gel makes it better for them to view the uterine cavity. I said well what do I have to loose and the next day was given the diagnosis of adenomyosis.
What you had done must be been uncomfortable - I wish I was offered the same as what you had as it probably would have prevented me having a hysterectomy😞
I was diagnosed without any imaging and had the hysterectomy as my consultant said I had adenomyosis. I now have more pain than I had before the hysterectomy and I've recently found out I didn't have adenomyosis😭 xxx
I had just about every scan possible but none of them showed endo and adhesions in my pouch of Douglas. It was only when they did the lap that they discovered the problem x
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