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Treatment question
I'm waiting on my regular gyn to confirm everything but the Dr doing my sono today said nothing looks "suspicious" for cancer; just worsening Endometriosis & Adenomyosis ; I have to wait until Monday to talk to my regular Gyn he's not in the office on Friday's even though they set up my appt with him.
I need a hysterectomy but no way am I having one unless I have cancer - they don't know what the leaking & bleeding is from so I have to go see my primary now and try to find the sourcel
Has anyone had any success in treating Adenomyosis? I know there are some non surgical things for Endo but haven't found anyone to say they've treated Adeno without hysterectomy.
I need a hysterectomy but no way am I having one unless I have cancer - they don't know what the leaking & bleeding is from so I have to go see my primary now and try to find the sourcel
Has anyone had any success in treating Adenomyosis? I know there are some non surgical things for Endo but haven't found anyone to say they've treated Adeno without hysterectomy.
I think it means its not the normal uniformed shape meaning its probably adenomyosis causing it to be enlarged. Mine said mild inhomogeneous I am not sure if that was because my ovary was attached to my uterus
I met with my GYN today, he wants to do a full hysterectomy if my cardiologist agrees. Going to do the robotic surgery since it's less invasive and then go from there to see about HRT.
It's free because I've met my deductible, and I would be free of the problems/pain of the past 20 years dealing with all this stuff...so what am I waiting for? I'm scared to death of another surgery.
A couple of things showed during my tests I've had done that I have a question on if anyone knows.
My ovaries are difficult to visualize and my L one was found near my hip area from all the tissue misplacing it; the thing that surprised me and worries me is the R ovary size increased from around 2.5 cm x 3.0cm and volume around 9cm to 3.5cm x 3.5 cm and volume 20.81 cm; what would cause the volume to increase like that?
It also says my uterus is enlarged globular inhomogenous appearing which is typical of adenomyosis...that's a given since I was dx back in 2005 with Adenomyosis, but I don't remember it ever saying inhomogenus in any of my tests before.
It's free because I've met my deductible, and I would be free of the problems/pain of the past 20 years dealing with all this stuff...so what am I waiting for? I'm scared to death of another surgery.
A couple of things showed during my tests I've had done that I have a question on if anyone knows.
My ovaries are difficult to visualize and my L one was found near my hip area from all the tissue misplacing it; the thing that surprised me and worries me is the R ovary size increased from around 2.5 cm x 3.0cm and volume around 9cm to 3.5cm x 3.5 cm and volume 20.81 cm; what would cause the volume to increase like that?
It also says my uterus is enlarged globular inhomogenous appearing which is typical of adenomyosis...that's a given since I was dx back in 2005 with Adenomyosis, but I don't remember it ever saying inhomogenus in any of my tests before.
sorry to be so late responding but I thought all was fine until I got a call from the doctor's office.
He wants to see me Friday morning, because after going over everything in my file and tests he found "something" the radiologist overlooked, no clue what it is said he had to talk to me in person and wanted me to see the films.
I already have Endo/Adeno/Fibroids & Polyps so I'm not sure what is left. Most likely he's just being overly cautious and there will be nothing else wrong =)
He wants to see me Friday morning, because after going over everything in my file and tests he found "something" the radiologist overlooked, no clue what it is said he had to talk to me in person and wanted me to see the films.
I already have Endo/Adeno/Fibroids & Polyps so I'm not sure what is left. Most likely he's just being overly cautious and there will be nothing else wrong =)
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