Thanks guys. I used to get pain throughout my cycle as well when I had periods, I don’t have periods at all now which is why I’m not convinced it’s endo.

I will know one way or the other before too long hopefully 🤞

Endo tissues migrate from just outside the uterus. Whenever the tissue flares it also inflames whichever organ it’s migrated to. They have found endometriosis all the way up in my liver. This is why a hysterectomy isn’t a sure win. Most people have infiltrates in their bladder, bowels, and intestines which is why their is such a high correlation of interstitial cystitis or irritable bowel syndrome. You need to find someone who specialized is endometriosis. GP’s and regular gynecologists are well versed or trained enough to get to the root cause. I highly recommend finding a specialist or functional medicine doctor to help investigate the root causes and how far it has spread.

Yes. Before, during, and after my period I tend to have pain, as well as dizziness, nausea, etc. It spikes while I'm on my period. And then takes about a week or two for me to feeling more like myself a little.

Yea ma’am, the more advanced the endometriosis is the longer periods you experience the pain. I’m stage four now and it’s to the point where I’m only not in pain 3-5 days a month if I’m lucky. It’s at least a week before, during, and an week after my period.

Thanks for taking the time to answer 😊