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My endometriosis pain shifted from the front to my lower back around my tailbone. At a certain point all my pain was there. At 36 I finally got a doctor to perform a hysterectomy. She also did not believe I had endometriosis.
Turns out I was in Stage 4 and a colorectal surgeon had to be brought in to help remove my uterus and ovaries from my bowels and my bladder.
It has been a year and half and I still have pain in my lower back and I am becoming more fatigued. I believe I have low estrogen… read more
Endo can grow back so it is possible for it to be causing your pain. "Wierd back pain" is what i hear from people when they seek treatment and find out (eventually) it was endo.
endo does not need ovaries to grow- it produces its own.
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