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pain returning after pregnancy
I have suffered from bad endometriosis from age 17. I fell pregnant last year and had my lb 12 weeks ago. Since he was 9 weeks when I stopped breastfeeding I have had severe stomach pains again. Is it possible for the symptoms to return so quickly?
Also I am now on the implant so not getting periods just some spotting every now and then. Today my pain has been awful and been passing clots of blood, is that normal. I did see my gp but she wasn't interested as I am waiting on a gynaecologist appointment she said there is nothing she can do.
Also I am now on the implant so not getting periods just some spotting every now and then. Today my pain has been awful and been passing clots of blood, is that normal. I did see my gp but she wasn't interested as I am waiting on a gynaecologist appointment she said there is nothing she can do.
Okay I am going to ask a couple of ladies to see how these top specialists are but here are some names for now
Dr. Andrew Horne
The Edinburgh Endometriosis Centre,
Simpson Centre for Reproductive Health,
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh,
51 Little France Crescent,
Edinburgh EH16 4SB
T: 0131 242 2415/6
Mr. Stuart Jack & Mr. Kevin Cooper
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary*,
Ward 43, Forresterhill,
Aberdeen, AB25 2ZN
T. 01224 553 471
*BSGE accredited endometriosis centre
Dr. Andrew Horne
The Edinburgh Endometriosis Centre,
Simpson Centre for Reproductive Health,
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh,
51 Little France Crescent,
Edinburgh EH16 4SB
T: 0131 242 2415/6
Mr. Stuart Jack & Mr. Kevin Cooper
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary*,
Ward 43, Forresterhill,
Aberdeen, AB25 2ZN
T. 01224 553 471
*BSGE accredited endometriosis centre
I am just outside of Glasgow in Scotland. I have previously had surgery but not by a specialist I don't think. X
One I would say absolutely if you look at my journals I was diagnosed until 4 yrs after the birth of my daughter however everything got 100% worse.
You really need to find an Endo specialist and there are only a Handful of those for 190 million women with this disease but if you let me know where you live i can tell you who the best is in your area.
You really need to find an Endo specialist and there are only a Handful of those for 190 million women with this disease but if you let me know where you live i can tell you who the best is in your area.
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