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Sasolburg, ZA

I have been diagnosed with endo in 2007 . I was at the gynae in the beginning of the year and ever since my symptoms just got worse. I am so tired everyday , also headaches everyday . I also vomit and have extreme nausea and diaree as well. I don't know what to do anymore I am so sick and tired of being sick. I am ging for a laparoscopy soon. Do you think my symptoms of nausea will disappear? Who else has the same symptons than me? I also have no energy some days !!!

November 8, 2015 (edited)
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A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

NatC, Endo can be considered a disability?

January 16, 2018
A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

My nausea. / vomiting has actually gotten steadily worse since my laparoscopy in May 2016 (stage 4, Deep Infiltrating Endo). It is one of the main reasons I had to go on disability.

March 11, 2017
A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

Ok good luck for Wednesday, they will have a detailed look and let you know what they find. Fingers crossed for you x

November 16, 2015
A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

Hi , it is always there , I am on the pill also . I am going for my surgery on Wednesday .

November 16, 2015
A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

Hi Jo! Is your pain always there or more worse in the period cycle? I have had what you have experienced, before I had the laparoscopic surgery the doctors for years said it was IBS! Complete waste of time that was taking medications for IBS. Any ways I had the surgery and they found mild endometriosis on my left and right side, they managed to laser it and burn the scarring. I was ok for three month after that, hardly any pain, and little bloating. But they did say after you have two options, either get pregnant to stop the course of more scarring or go on the pill.
Endometriosis is different for each woman, a good amount of women find having surgery better, but the managing of regrowth is the priority after.

November 16, 2015

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