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Is it endo?
I am a 29 year old woman, have had all symptoms of endometriosis for years, but they have got worse in the last year, don't seem to go, have pain nearly all the time. I had diagnostic laparoscopy on Thursday, I was convinced they would find endometriosis, but they said they didn't see any, but I have adhesions on bowel joining it to my left ovary??? I wasn't given any aftercare advice and no follow up appointment. I feel angry and I still have no answers or diagnosis and I'm still in really bad pain, especially in my lower back. Could it be endometriosis even though they couldn't see any, I'm so confused, does anybody have any help/advice they can give me please?
Thank you for your response! I am definitely going to find another doctor. Hopefully a good one who will actually help me. Good luck to u as well.
Find another doc for sure!!!! If you had adhesions then you likelk had endo..not much else tends to adhere the ovary to other body parts..and if you didn't get any follow up treatment that lap could have been for naught...I'd find another doc asap..I went through a few before I found one I liked..I had better luck going to fertility docs..not just ob/gyn's...even when i wasn't trying to have a baby..because they seem more specialized and a little more sensitive...I had a similar experience at first..in fact..my first doc didn't even come see me after the surgery so my family had to to tell me my diagnosis! not every doc is good..just like people! good luck!
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