I have just been diagnosed (not 100% on which is worse until my surgery) with Endometriosis and I also have Pelvic adhesions from a past laparoscopy surgery for an ovarian cyst. This happened about 10 years ago when I was 16. I have had issue with bleeding, periods and very bad pain ever since.
They are looking at doing another surgery. I'm very nervous about more adhesions being caused and the pain to be even worse, I know it is of course a factor but im just very anxious about going through another laparoscopy and the recovery time.
Just want to see if anyone has been through the same thing/similar or has any advice or notes on healing ect... Thanks x
I've had a ton of scans and MRI's over the years but this latest one -which I have an MDT for in december just gone, they were certain it was most likely a mixture of the adhesions and endo, they cannot say what is causing the most of my problems as it is in the same area. So they're doing the laparoscopy to clear out/seperate what they find.
Hi Elena, I hvae had many lap surgery for endo and full of adhesions, its such a battle hey! i started doing a "diet" plan specifically for adhesions it shows you food that aggrevate adhesions and what foods are ok but my gynae said the more surgery the more adhesions we cant win. yes its so nerve wracking but in once sense we need answers as well as relief ne good to discuss this before your surgery do you have a endo specialist nurse. or give endometriosis uk a call good luck
at the moment my obary is stuck to my uterus and bowel to rectum waiting on gynae for a plan if you hqvw time please.look up st marks hospital diet for adhesions aome many things i was eating and didnt realise they agrevate adhesions like blueberry strawbery fried foods pips seeds high wheat content .....
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