endo- advice wanted

[Elisheva85]

hi all! Recently had an ultrasound and my ovary is attached to my uterus and scarring actually very visible on the scan. I’m waiting to see a specialist - I saw a gp tonight and that was a waste of time as he didn’t know why the appointment had been booked and why I hadn’t received anything for the gynaecologist. Feeling very anxious and worried about the above- is this dangerous? I have had my children- three pregnancies my last one a twin pregnancy and was a c section so he thinks the surgery could have led to this

[Tangoandmax]

Hi, I currently have suspected endo adhesions which has caused my ovary to be stuck to my uterus and both are stuck to my bowel. I don’t believe it’s particularly dangerous, can just be very painful although I don’t currently know if the ovary in question is working/damaged. I’ll be having a laparoscopy next week to unstick/remove endo x

[Elisheva85 in reply to Tangoandmax]

Hi! Thanks for replying I’m sorry you are also going through this but I’m glad you are having this done to try and help/remove it. Let me know how you get on! Out of interest do you have any symptoms with yours? Aside from pain? I keep feeling tired and my body hair is more excessive then before and feel like it’s impossible to lose weight/tone up, despite changes and exercise x

[Tangoandmax in reply to Elisheva85]

I absolutely will let you know how I get on! I have a lot of issues to be fair, mostly with pain/bleeding but I have adenomyosis and cervix issues which contribute to those. I don’t struggle with weight loss more discipline. Are you on any hormonal contraception they can sometimes impact weight/hair I think. I do struggle with fatigue, no matter how healthy I’m being, I nap through the day now which was previously unheard of for me. It’s honestly wild how symptoms differ so drastically between each person x