YES! I had adhesions on my bladder to the point of straining to pee and having to go so frequently, also burning sensation almost like a constant bladder infection. Unfortunately the only option is to have surgery to remove the adhesions. I had surgery last week and OMG - I can pee again! It's like niagra falls lol (sorry for TMI).

Not to scare you, but I would consider getting check for interstitial cystitis. It is a common bladder condition that is often found in women with endometriosis. I have it, and they do a potassium sensitivity test to determine if you have it. The test sucks because it involves a catheter but the medication I'm on (Elmiron) which I take everyday really lessens my bladder issues (besides what issues are caused from the endo). Drs typically often prescribe another medication that is kind of expensive but it is worth it. It's called Uribel. It's taken as needed (up to 4 times a day everyday!) for bladder/urinary tract pain and it works wonders!!!

Thanks, I will look into it.

If you are able to, look in to Dr. Dulemba in Denton, TX and AmnioFix, the barrier method he uses for adhesions. It made a huge difference on how quickly i healed from surgery as well as preventing my adhesions from growing back. I know it may not help everyone, but its TONS better then intercede or seprafilm. It's the only one made from human tissue so that the body doesn't recognize it as a foreign body.

Nice! I have the constant feeling of needing to go. I went to an appointment today and am now scheduled for an ultrasound on August 17th. I also have a cyst about the size of a grape, on my right ovary.