I have endometriosis,also adenonmyosis and dermoid cyst I am only 31 years old this is the worst pain ever. I just want my old life back. I tryed every tretment that is out there, but no Dr wants to take everything out because of my age. God gave 3 great kids but now I can not even play with them I am always in bed i can't do much but cook realy early in the morning for them that is ware I am my strongs I thought I was the only person with this matter. but when I found this web page I did not feel so alone anymore. for who ever reads this thanks for taking time to read this latter
My mother had her uterus removed because of measurement-based findings to do with the lining of her uterus, on the grounds of adenomyosis. Sure, she had endometriosis and polycystic ovaries, but they jumped the gun and assumed that the ultrasound was telling them she had adenomyosis as well. They removed her uterus, then the biopsy came back negative, and she just natural had thick uteral wall linings. She wanted 2 more kids after my little brother and I :( Just be careful and never let them assume without triple-checking.
No problem hun, if you have any other questions feel free to ask! =)
Here is what I found on the cysts:
A paraovarian cyst is a closed, fluid-filled sac that grows beside or near the ovary and fallopian tube, but is never attached to them. It is usually located on the broad connection (ligament) between the uterus and the ovary, and is often found on only one side (unilateral) of the uterus. It is thought to develop from embryological vestiges (Wolffian structures), the external covering of the Fallopian tubes (tubal epithelium), or the smooth serous membrane that lines the cavity of the abdomen (peritoneum). Paraovarian cysts are usually very small (ranging in size from 2 to 20 cm). These cysts have little clinical significance, occurring asymptomatically as incidental findings during other pelvic examinations and surgeries. Most often, they are diagnosed as benign ovarian cysts or as fluid-filled distentions of the fallopian tube (hydrosalpinx).
I would talk to your doctor about the possible adenomyosis. Let them know you went to the ER and what you found out there. They can look into it further for you and tell you what you need to do.