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172411 tn?1287086265

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july of 2011 i was dignosed with severe endometriosis. i got cleaned out was trying for a baby. jan 2012 my mother was dignosied with cancer and i started lupon injections so i could care for her. on march 9th she passed away. today i am now done with my 6month treatment went back in and found not only do i have endo i have also adenomyosis. told my doctor that with my mother no longer being here and how my pregnancys go my best option is to have a hystercomy  they want to perform TLH Total Laparoscopic Hysterctomy. i am heart broken i really dont want to go threw with this but really i dont have any other choices. has anyone else had this done. i am really scared.
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You can always call the endo assocation to see who they would recommend in your area for a second opinion.
http://www.endometriosisassn.org/

Also have you checked out the Mayo Clinic they have doctors there that know quite a bit about endo.

Good luck,
achilles2
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172411 tn?1287086265
travel is very hard. i live in minnesota. dont have alot of money. i cant afford to IL. wish it was closer i would concider going.
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Oops I meant to say that Dr. Miller is one of the best surgeons for endo. But dr. Tu is still great to help treat pelvic pain.
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I recommend that you get a second opinion.
If you have blue cross blue shield I recommend Dr. Miller:
http://surgeryforwomen.com/
A great pelvic pain specialist to help you get your pain under control is
Dr. Tu:
http://www.northshore.org/apps/findadoctor/doctor.aspx?docid=4329

He is one of the best!

Also there a surgeon in Pennsylvania-- Dr Toaff you could contact him.
http://althysterectomy.org/meet_dr_toaff.htm

I hope this helps.
achilles2
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