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Hysterectomy in Dec 20 bowel issues and right side pain since just a loss what to do next
I had a hysterectomy full one in December 2020 confirming adenmyosis. Two weeks after surgery severe right hand side pain occurred and after an X-ray and ct bowels confirmed as impacted. Lots of hospital stays and distended bowel. Colonoscopy done 20 biopsies all clear and some inflammation in top and
I had a hysterectomy full one in December 2020 confirming adenmyosis. Two weeks after surgery severe right hand side pain occurred and after an X-ray and ct bowels confirmed as impacted. Lots of hospital stays and distended bowel. Colonoscopy done 20 biopsies all clear and some inflammation in top and
Rainbowblues
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
3 years ago
Hormone treatment
Hello guys, hope everyone is okay. I've been suffering with endometriosis symptoms for the past 13 years, and finally I'm having it looked into. I've been told that they wanna switch me from the pill to the mirena coil as this will help symptoms, they don't want to do surgery as I don't have children
Hello guys, hope everyone is okay. I've been suffering with endometriosis symptoms for the past 13 years, and finally I'm having it looked into. I've been told that they wanna switch me from the pill to the mirena coil as this will help symptoms, they don't want to do surgery as I don't have children
Mam1993
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Zoladex and Mirena question? Need help.
Okay so I’ve been on zoladex for two years awaiting a hysterectomy but due to covid the waiting list is so long they have taken me off the zoladex as the gynae doesn’t want me on it any more. So I had a Mirena fitted a week ago with the hope it will keep my periods away. My next zoladex would have been
Okay so I’ve been on zoladex for two years awaiting a hysterectomy but due to covid the waiting list is so long they have taken me off the zoladex as the gynae doesn’t want me on it any more. So I had a Mirena fitted a week ago with the hope it will keep my periods away. My next zoladex would have been
MiyazakiGirl
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
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Bulky uterus - Adenomyosis?
Hi, I have a question you might be able to help me with. From the last ultrasound I had, the gynaecologist who did the scan wrote in the follow up letter that I have a "bulky uterus". I've looked that up online, and as far as I can understand it, I think that means I'm likely to have adenomyosis. I
Hi, I have a question you might be able to help me with. From the last ultrasound I had, the gynaecologist who did the scan wrote in the follow up letter that I have a "bulky uterus". I've looked that up online, and as far as I can understand it, I think that means I'm likely to have adenomyosis. I
Hidden
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Adenomyosis Advice Association
3 years ago
Adcal-D3
I have been taking 2x750mg (200 I U) per day for the past few years and my gp wants to reduce it to 1x750 mgs per day and I would be very grateful for thoughts on the matter.
I have been taking 2x750mg (200 I U) per day for the past few years and my gp wants to reduce it to 1x750 mgs per day and I would be very grateful for thoughts on the matter.
tgca
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
PSA tests--Total vs. Ultrasensitive after radical prostatectomy
It has been ten years since I had a radical prostatectomy (with negative margins). At my surgeon's suggestion, I have had yearly "total" PSA tests since then but not since 2019 so I'm overdue. The results so far have always been reported as <0.1 ng/mL without knowing what, if anything, is happening
It has been ten years since I had a radical prostatectomy (with negative margins). At my surgeon's suggestion, I have had yearly "total" PSA tests since then but not since 2019 so I'm overdue. The results so far have always been reported as <0.1 ng/mL without knowing what, if anything, is happening
Christopher_E
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Prostate Cancer Network
3 years ago
Action Plan Update-Get a Dexa Scan- Easier said than done.
That was plan last November but my GP refused to refer me, main reason given- on steroids you must have bone protection medication ........ Felt strongly I needed to know the state of my bones, all part of understanding and managing my PMR, (diagnosed September 2020). Tried the local private route-
That was plan last November but my GP refused to refer me, main reason given- on steroids you must have bone protection medication ........ Felt strongly I needed to know the state of my bones, all part of understanding and managing my PMR, (diagnosed September 2020). Tried the local private route-
Tarym
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Opiod "crisis"/ Medical Cannabis
Depressing to read in todays Times another hatchet job on the prescribing of Opiods in the UK, lessening still further any chance of we sufferers getting help in that direction, slight upside for me personally I had my interview/consultation for Medical Cannabis over the weekend via the Project Twenty21
Depressing to read in todays Times another hatchet job on the prescribing of Opiods in the UK, lessening still further any chance of we sufferers getting help in that direction, slight upside for me personally I had my interview/consultation for Medical Cannabis over the weekend via the Project Twenty21
Bumble34
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Monitoring while on prostap and awaiting surgery?
It's coming up to 6 months of being on prostap and 3 months on Tibolone and my consultant wants me to continue on them. I am on the waiting list for a hysterectomy and my ovaries removed due to stage 4 endo, adenomyosis and an endometrioma, with bowel involvement (7 months on waiting list). I'm wondering
It's coming up to 6 months of being on prostap and 3 months on Tibolone and my consultant wants me to continue on them. I am on the waiting list for a hysterectomy and my ovaries removed due to stage 4 endo, adenomyosis and an endometrioma, with bowel involvement (7 months on waiting list). I'm wondering
77yellow
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Does a hysterectomy work ?
Hi, has anyone else had a hysterectomy for a prolapse ? My GP has said I'm now having a rectocele as well as my prolapsed bladder. I have a ring pessary, which has worked up until now and use Vagifem as well. I'm 68. My question is does a hysterectomy work ?
Hi, has anyone else had a hysterectomy for a prolapse ? My GP has said I'm now having a rectocele as well as my prolapsed bladder. I have a ring pessary, which has worked up until now and use Vagifem as well. I'm 68. My question is does a hysterectomy work ?
Keys2theworld
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
3 years ago
Adcal d3
Hi, I have been prescribed Adcal d3 tablets for osteoprenia. These tablets making me sick and don't tast food. Any suggestions
Hi, I have been prescribed Adcal d3 tablets for osteoprenia. These tablets making me sick and don't tast food. Any suggestions
Yellow64
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Can Endometriosis still survive 20 years post hysterectomy if taking Oestrogen ?
I'm new to this group and apologise if this seems a silly question after all this time, but can my endometriosis come back and trouble me if I restart oestrogen? Some basic background re my concern. In 2001 I had an hysterectomy which included removal of my womb, ovaries and most of my cervix. I was
I'm new to this group and apologise if this seems a silly question after all this time, but can my endometriosis come back and trouble me if I restart oestrogen? Some basic background re my concern. In 2001 I had an hysterectomy which included removal of my womb, ovaries and most of my cervix. I was
Annjeo
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Uterine fibroid condition
Aged 53. Still having heavy painful period. Diagnosed as womb covered in fibroids and will likely need a hysterectomy. Currently on NHS waiting list. Finding condition debilitating physically and emotionally, is this common or just me? So lethargic most of the time abs sometimes feel anxious. I take
Aged 53. Still having heavy painful period. Diagnosed as womb covered in fibroids and will likely need a hysterectomy. Currently on NHS waiting list. Finding condition debilitating physically and emotionally, is this common or just me? So lethargic most of the time abs sometimes feel anxious. I take
Beveridge1
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
3 years ago
Are these symptoms typical 2 weeks post op?
I had my hysterectomy 2 1/2 weeks ago. I have had my uterus, cervix and fallopian tubes removed. I lost 1/2 litre of blood during surgery so I have been given ferrous sulfate to take for a month. Blood pressure is at the lower end of ok. But still, it's ok :) I have two questions... I am feeling dizzy
I had my hysterectomy 2 1/2 weeks ago. I have had my uterus, cervix and fallopian tubes removed. I lost 1/2 litre of blood during surgery so I have been given ferrous sulfate to take for a month. Blood pressure is at the lower end of ok. But still, it's ok :) I have two questions... I am feeling dizzy
hunnypot93
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Healthy Happy Woman
3 years ago
Advice
Hi I'm currently under the testing off having fibro the pain is unreal I suffer with pelvic infection regularly but also on pro strap and hormone replacement therapy as I'm having a hysterectomy next year I hope! Any advice to help with the pain and anything to help the flares of fibro my doctor is convinced
Hi I'm currently under the testing off having fibro the pain is unreal I suffer with pelvic infection regularly but also on pro strap and hormone replacement therapy as I'm having a hysterectomy next year I hope! Any advice to help with the pain and anything to help the flares of fibro my doctor is convinced
Kailouise
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My Fibro Community
3 years ago
Adenomyosis and hysterectomy
I’ve just been diagnosed with adenomyosis and I’m in so much pain every day. It seems my uterus is swollen and is pushing on nerves. It’s ruining my life as I can barely drive let alone walk. I used to love hill walking but haven’t been able to do that for months now. I really want a hysterectomy but
I’ve just been diagnosed with adenomyosis and I’m in so much pain every day. It seems my uterus is swollen and is pushing on nerves. It’s ruining my life as I can barely drive let alone walk. I used to love hill walking but haven’t been able to do that for months now. I really want a hysterectomy but
Jasmineleah
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Post operative treatment options, help!
Hey, Here goes my life story... On the 10th of February I had a laparoscopy surgery to investigate pelvic pain and an ovarian cyst. I was discharged on the same day only being told I had endometriosis and it was severe. I left not knowing much about the disease at all. Fast forward 4 weeks (and a
Hey, Here goes my life story... On the 10th of February I had a laparoscopy surgery to investigate pelvic pain and an ovarian cyst. I was discharged on the same day only being told I had endometriosis and it was severe. I left not knowing much about the disease at all. Fast forward 4 weeks (and a
Krissie25
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Hysterectomy or not ?
Hi All Hope you are all well, I have just had a phone call of my GP after a worrying 2 weeks, i went to him with a large mass in my abdomen, he was worried and referred me to the Colorectal team as the mass seemed to be too high to be in my uterus, I had a CT scan & ultrasound within 2 weeks, Ultrasound
Hi All Hope you are all well, I have just had a phone call of my GP after a worrying 2 weeks, i went to him with a large mass in my abdomen, he was worried and referred me to the Colorectal team as the mass seemed to be too high to be in my uterus, I had a CT scan & ultrasound within 2 weeks, Ultrasound
DonnaRose
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Pelvic Pain Support Network
3 years ago
Moving on to Provenge
Been a long time since I posted. I’ve been in a clinical trial that began in 2014, that was to study the use of TAK-700 with Eligard/Lupron vs the SOC (Eligard/Lupron) plus daily bicalutamide. It has served me well, as I’ve been in the SOC arm, and have made it 6.5 years with just small increases in
Been a long time since I posted. I’ve been in a clinical trial that began in 2014, that was to study the use of TAK-700 with Eligard/Lupron vs the SOC (Eligard/Lupron) plus daily bicalutamide. It has served me well, as I’ve been in the SOC arm, and have made it 6.5 years with just small increases in
tdouds
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Recurrent endometriosis/endometrioma
Hi everyone, I was hoping to get some advice. I am 35 years old, do not want children and have just been told I have endometriomas on both ovaries (one is 6cm+, the other is smaller). This is in the context of significant pelvic/bladder endometriosis and two prior surgeries. Both surgeries I had to
Hi everyone, I was hoping to get some advice. I am 35 years old, do not want children and have just been told I have endometriomas on both ovaries (one is 6cm+, the other is smaller). This is in the context of significant pelvic/bladder endometriosis and two prior surgeries. Both surgeries I had to
Ivy00
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
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