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Can endo cause pain even after your period?
I have been in lots of pain that I usually get with my period. I have always gotten bad pains even without being on my period they are just worse now. Not so bad at this very moment. I am going to speak with my Dr about an exploratory lap surgery for possible endorsement but I was wondering if endorsement can cause pain even without having your period?
I've been suffering for about 16 years and can't stand being in my own skin anymore. Hopefully I will have an answer from my drs at some point as to what's been wrong with me. Thank you to anyone who responds.
I've been suffering for about 16 years and can't stand being in my own skin anymore. Hopefully I will have an answer from my drs at some point as to what's been wrong with me. Thank you to anyone who responds.
Hi I saw this forum by searching the same expi rience, I was also in severe pain after my period especialy in my incisional area in ceasarian operation, and blood is coming out in my incision every after menstruation, I was diagnose of having endometriosis for the last 7years but this year was worst.. My doc say that the endometriosis find its way out in my incision thats why I bleed in my incision especially after my period its really worst pain and kinda have bloating. I cant walk or move side by side canot sit and stand for a long time thats why I just relax in my bed for 2-3 weeks. Only one week is unpainful and can do activities.
pain after your period may not be normal but its experienced with alot of people with endometriosis , its common
I have endo and have alot of abdominal pain. can you describe your abdominal pain and what has been the outcome?
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Ok Achilles ty I will go look. And ty bobbin and everyone else for the support. I was told I should have a coloniscopy as well but my dr says they wont find anything. Well I am going to have am at some point but I'm hoping for some answers as to my on and off again tectal pain. It ALWAYS happens when I have my period. Also to whoever mentioned cysts yes I had 3 in less than a year and also 2 uterine fibroids which my obgyn and pcp says is NORMAL. I know that while not uncommon they are not necessarily normal either. She put me on an AD due to anxiety and I feel Luke its making me gain a little weight. Instead of being too thin and miserable she wants me to be fat and a wreck lol. I can't stand the bloating but its a very low dose - 12.5 mg. So idk if thats what's causing the bloating.
Ok Achilles ty I will go look. And ty bobbin and everyone else for the support. I was told I should have a coloniscopy as well but my dr says they wont find anything. Well I am going to have am at some point but I'm hoping for some answers as to my on and off again tectal pain. It ALWAYS happens when I have my period. Also to whoever mentioned cysts yes I had 3 in less than a year and also 2 uterine fibroids which my obgyn and pcp says is NORMAL. I know that while not uncommon they are not necessarily normal either. She put me on an AD due to anxiety and I feel Luke its making Neice gain a little weight. Instead of being too thin and miserable she wants me to be fat and a wreck lol. I can't stand the bloating but its a very low dose - 12.5 mg. So idk if thats what's causing the bloating.
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