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Oopherectomy bowel attached to womb. Pain. Daily pain
6 weeks ago I had a lap. Found stage 4 endo. Removed both ovaries one tube. Could not remove uterus as the bowel is now inside the uterus? It was in an endo centre. I was told if they took uterus I would end up in iTu for a month and with a colposcopy bag. I have been told that the uterus will now shrivel
6 weeks ago I had a lap. Found stage 4 endo. Removed both ovaries one tube. Could not remove uterus as the bowel is now inside the uterus? It was in an endo centre. I was told if they took uterus I would end up in iTu for a month and with a colposcopy bag. I have been told that the uterus will now shrivel
Cerysr
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
Losing my rag
This is both a rant and a question, so I apologise in advance. I am 22 and have been diagnosed with endo for just over two years, suffered with it for three. First diagnostic lap was around this time two years ago, and they didn't remove anything claiming it was too risky. Cue zoladex, no HRT. Total
This is both a rant and a question, so I apologise in advance. I am 22 and have been diagnosed with endo for just over two years, suffered with it for three. First diagnostic lap was around this time two years ago, and they didn't remove anything claiming it was too risky. Cue zoladex, no HRT. Total
SatansLeftHoof
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
"Is a hysterectomy with removal of the ovaries really a good treatment for endometriosis? NO,it is not." Pls read to help educate yourselves
I'm just sharing this article with you all, as it never fails to amaze me how many ladies believe this common myth, and think that a hysterectomy is a treatment for endo, it really is NOT! "Is a hysterectomy with removal of the ovaries really a good treatment for endometriosis? NO, it is not. Hysterectomy
I'm just sharing this article with you all, as it never fails to amaze me how many ladies believe this common myth, and think that a hysterectomy is a treatment for endo, it really is NOT! "Is a hysterectomy with removal of the ovaries really a good treatment for endometriosis? NO, it is not. Hysterectomy
Arcadia-77
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
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Just been diagnosed
Hiya all I've just been diagnosed with Behçet's disease and was basically looking for help and advise I've been put on dapsone tablets and steroids which haven't worked at all I fact I've had a allergic reaction and had to go to hospital so my dermatologist put me on some new tablets called neoral cyclosporine
Hiya all I've just been diagnosed with Behçet's disease and was basically looking for help and advise I've been put on dapsone tablets and steroids which haven't worked at all I fact I've had a allergic reaction and had to go to hospital so my dermatologist put me on some new tablets called neoral cyclosporine
25lilypad
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Behçet's UK
9 years ago
Not all fibro
I came out of hospital on Friday after having an inguanal mesh hernia repair as a day patient. Not sure if this has set my fibro off worse or what but, I have never been in so much pain! The operation site is so sore and I'm bruised passed my belly button and down my leg! I had one done 10 years ago
I came out of hospital on Friday after having an inguanal mesh hernia repair as a day patient. Not sure if this has set my fibro off worse or what but, I have never been in so much pain! The operation site is so sore and I'm bruised passed my belly button and down my leg! I had one done 10 years ago
lilandles
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
9 years ago
Ovary Removal: Bad Back Pain
Hi I'm seeking advice or any type of similar stories.... I just turned 19. Throughout my summer I've spent it going back and forth to the emergency room, OBGYN, and radiologist. Not knowing anything serious was going on internally. I began to feel back pain and it become more and more excruciating.
Hi I'm seeking advice or any type of similar stories.... I just turned 19. Throughout my summer I've spent it going back and forth to the emergency room, OBGYN, and radiologist. Not knowing anything serious was going on internally. I began to feel back pain and it become more and more excruciating.
Prettygirl19
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
Endo back after hysterctomy ?!? :(
I'm gutted.... I can't believe I'm posting this only 9 months after my Hysterctomy. I was diagnosed with endo in 2013 1st on my left ovary.... In 2014 the pain started to get bad and endo was found on my uterasacral ligaments and I was diagnosed with adenomyosis. I had a total hysterectomy and left oophorectomy
I'm gutted.... I can't believe I'm posting this only 9 months after my Hysterctomy. I was diagnosed with endo in 2013 1st on my left ovary.... In 2014 the pain started to get bad and endo was found on my uterasacral ligaments and I was diagnosed with adenomyosis. I had a total hysterectomy and left oophorectomy
Mistiek
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
Post-Hysterectomy & Endo - Info/Articles
As requested by some I have put together some articles relating to endometriosis recurring after a hysterectomy (whether including or not ovaries removal). In essence, one of the reasons it is believed that woman retain the ability to regenerate and have recurring endo even after a total hysterectomy
As requested by some I have put together some articles relating to endometriosis recurring after a hysterectomy (whether including or not ovaries removal). In essence, one of the reasons it is believed that woman retain the ability to regenerate and have recurring endo even after a total hysterectomy
Hidden
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Endometriosis UK
9 years ago
Surgical menopause
Hi everyone. I am 43 and am about to have a total hysterectomy and oophorectomy. I know that it's necessary due to several physical problems. My concern is about the surgical menopause it will cause. I've heard the horror stories and would greatly appreciate any words of wisdom or hope. Thank you!
Hi everyone. I am 43 and am about to have a total hysterectomy and oophorectomy. I know that it's necessary due to several physical problems. My concern is about the surgical menopause it will cause. I've heard the horror stories and would greatly appreciate any words of wisdom or hope. Thank you!
Becca418
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Healthy Happy Woman
9 years ago
My journey
I was diagnosed with breast cancer 2010, had a mastectomy and lymph node removal. I them had chemotherapy, followed by radiotherapy then reconstruction. Unfortunately while being tested for chemo they found a lung cancer and removed one of my lobes. I returned to full time employment as a mental health
I was diagnosed with breast cancer 2010, had a mastectomy and lymph node removal. I them had chemotherapy, followed by radiotherapy then reconstruction. Unfortunately while being tested for chemo they found a lung cancer and removed one of my lobes. I returned to full time employment as a mental health
julesab
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My Breast Cancer Community
9 years ago
Contrast ct scan + colonoscopy polypectomy biopsy
Thanks to everyone who replied to my last post had a busy weekend Ya could say I have been poked prodded then had camera stuck up my Arr Well the colonoscopy was a experience esp as I decided to have no sedation or pain relief (1) I did not want my respority rate slowing any further (2) those
Thanks to everyone who replied to my last post had a busy weekend Ya could say I have been poked prodded then had camera stuck up my Arr Well the colonoscopy was a experience esp as I decided to have no sedation or pain relief (1) I did not want my respority rate slowing any further (2) those
Hidden
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
New PMRGCAuk Café Meet-ups in Orpington, Maidstone, Sevenoaks and Hastings
PMRGCA café meet-ups are a great new way to meet others with polymyalgia rheumatica and giant cell arteritis who live in your area. Four new café meet-ups - Orpington, Maidstone, Sevenoaks and Hastings - are now open for you. All the details are on the PMRGCAuk website - links below: Orpington - http
PMRGCA café meet-ups are a great new way to meet others with polymyalgia rheumatica and giant cell arteritis who live in your area. Four new café meet-ups - Orpington, Maidstone, Sevenoaks and Hastings - are now open for you. All the details are on the PMRGCAuk website - links below: Orpington - http
pennyw
Administrator
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PMRGCAuk
9 years ago
My Medical Record for my Hernia Repair - 2011
A recorded delivery letter today. My medical records from the hospital that I requested so I could find out what type of mesh and the serial number of the material used. I am gobsmacked at what I read in the records. I had a CT scan done in 2012, six months after I had my hernia repair. This is the
A recorded delivery letter today. My medical records from the hospital that I requested so I could find out what type of mesh and the serial number of the material used. I am gobsmacked at what I read in the records. I had a CT scan done in 2012, six months after I had my hernia repair. This is the
Liz62
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Pain Concern
9 years ago
Update to PMRGCA meeting on 21st October at the Copthorne Hotel Plymouth PL1 1AR
Update to PMRGCA meeting on 21st October at the Copthorne Hotel Plymouth PL1 1AR 2pm with Dr Bhaskar Dasgupta a Leading Rheumatologist and Head of Rheumatology at Southend University, Polymyalgia Rheumatica & Giant Cell Arteritis unfortunately he is unable to attend and we have managed to arrange at
Update to PMRGCA meeting on 21st October at the Copthorne Hotel Plymouth PL1 1AR 2pm with Dr Bhaskar Dasgupta a Leading Rheumatologist and Head of Rheumatology at Southend University, Polymyalgia Rheumatica & Giant Cell Arteritis unfortunately he is unable to attend and we have managed to arrange at
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PMRGCAuk
9 years ago
REVISED SPEAKER PLYMOUTH 21ST OCTOBER
Update to PMRGCA meeting on 21st October at the Copthorne Hotel Plymouth PL1 1AR with Dr Bhaskar Dasgupta a Leading Rheumatologist and Head of Rheumatology at Southend University, Polymyalgia Rheumatica & Giant Cell Arteritis unfortunately he is unable to attend and we have managed to arrange at short
Update to PMRGCA meeting on 21st October at the Copthorne Hotel Plymouth PL1 1AR with Dr Bhaskar Dasgupta a Leading Rheumatologist and Head of Rheumatology at Southend University, Polymyalgia Rheumatica & Giant Cell Arteritis unfortunately he is unable to attend and we have managed to arrange at short
Hidden
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PMRGCAuk
9 years ago
Salpingo oophorectomy
I have my date 12th of October is my operation dreading it like mad om scared of going to sleep I'm scared I won't wake up
I have my date 12th of October is my operation dreading it like mad om scared of going to sleep I'm scared I won't wake up
kelledee
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My Ovacome
9 years ago
Open removal of gallbladder
My husband had his gallbladder removed 4 weeks ago is still in pain and taking painkillers daily. When will the pain stop.
My husband had his gallbladder removed 4 weeks ago is still in pain and taking painkillers daily. When will the pain stop.
Vervoort
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Healthy Evidence
9 years ago
Recent rheumatology appointment
Hi I've been suffering for years with painful joints and muscles extreme tiredness never felt well. Had blood tests in 2003 which were positive for ANA and dsDNA was told wouldn't be lupus as didn't have a facial rash. Was diagnosed with chronic cervical radiculopathy and fibromyalgia. A few years on
Hi I've been suffering for years with painful joints and muscles extreme tiredness never felt well. Had blood tests in 2003 which were positive for ANA and dsDNA was told wouldn't be lupus as didn't have a facial rash. Was diagnosed with chronic cervical radiculopathy and fibromyalgia. A few years on
Leecylou
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LUPUS UK
9 years ago
Hospital... today
I had an extremely bad night, last night. For some reason my vertigo was very bad. the lower have of my body felt as if it was moving to the right whilst the top half was spinning to the left. a really weird experience, I was soaked in sweat. Got up this morning and still felt awful, been sick twice
I had an extremely bad night, last night. For some reason my vertigo was very bad. the lower have of my body felt as if it was moving to the right whilst the top half was spinning to the left. a really weird experience, I was soaked in sweat. Got up this morning and still felt awful, been sick twice
Liz62
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Pain Concern
9 years ago
Discomfort in leg
I have been experiencing discomfort on the left side of calf only when walking or standing. As soon I I raise my leg it goes away.. it is pretty constant and hard to walk. Have had it awhile ago, but disappeared right away. Could this be another side effect of Pred? I have GCA and down to 15mg for
I have been experiencing discomfort on the left side of calf only when walking or standing. As soon I I raise my leg it goes away.. it is pretty constant and hard to walk. Have had it awhile ago, but disappeared right away. Could this be another side effect of Pred? I have GCA and down to 15mg for
bert403
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PMRGCAuk
9 years ago
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