Headache, severe dizziness, pounding heart, drop in body temperature, large wave of fatigue. Also nausea and a bit of loopy-ness, if the heading wasn't any indication. Google says that I either have an arrhythmia or I'm having a heart attack...Any guesses? Your guesses are as good as, or better than, mine.
@A MyEndometriosisTeam Member, the vaccines don't work. And now the Omicron vax is being released with NO trials.
I am sick and tired of being lied to!
I had Laparoscopy surgery 6 weeks ago. They lysed a lot of adhesions that were on the bowel. I was feeling fine but the last week I am experiencing pain again. I have been told that they will come back but I was wondering if anyone has experienced this?
That's so true for me also I had the hysterectomy salpingo oophorectomy and still in pain. I have a endo belly now presently on Lupron 11.25 don't think it's working, seriously thinking about… read more
For those of you who have been on Visanne did you notice a change in your periods? My first one on it came late and lasted for about two weeks and this one is even later or possibly non-existent I had some cramps around the time I should have gotten it and maybe a drop. Can it stop your period altogether? My doctor never mentioned it when she prescribed it to me and it slipped my mind to ask. Any input would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
Im on my 5th month and have just spotting monthly until 12 days ago been bleeding continuously moderate with cramps. Im taking celebrex to stop the cramps and lighten the flow. I have been told to… read more
Reading about everyone's experiences I see that many people have been diagnosed with bowel endometriosos. I was just wondering how this was diagnosed? I have been having GI symptoms ever since I was diagnosed with endometriosis and my doctor recommended seeing a surgeon for a colonoscopy.I'm a bit apprehensive because she mentioned things like ulcerative colitis. Any feedback about any of your experiences would be appreciated:)
I had a colon resection 2yrs ago do to endo attaching to my colon
Being kinder to myself and sleeping when I’m tired. Realizing I’m not lazy, I’m sick!
Endometriosis was removed 1 year ago, there has been no change in my pain or bleeding. Please read 'My Story' for more detail. Please help.
I feel the same this will be my 3surgery I have been in pain for 10 years some supplements do help allso medication for nerve dammage but it allso helps to have a good team I have 2 doctors one… read more
Gluten Free and low residue works for me.
For those who have had a hysterectomy could you share your experience
I have had excision, been on Lupron, Depo and every pill under the sun. My options are slim and I’m miserable
Yes I had my surgery with a Nook excision specialist.
Yes I know a hysterectomy is not a cure.
Yes I know I’m young.
Yes I am aware that takes away my option to bear children.
It’s a difficult decision- hence my research and advice seeking.
But I am out of options and I do not want to be miserable the rest of my… read more
I had a complete hysterectomy in 2013 after having my daughter and exhausting all other avenues looking for relief and getting none.
It’s been 10 years and I suffer with pain daily and use a cane to… read more
Will I wake up with pain how long am I going to lie in bed and what type of painkiller light or strong I'm going to take and what I'm going to eat.
I am on my 2nd month of Lupron. I am taking norethindrone as my add back. I had the most disgusting night sweats, like changing the sheets every day, changing clothes in the middle of the night every night, my husband couldn't sleep in the bed it was so wet. The docfor put me on Prozac because some antidepressants are also good for night sweats and not flashes. The Prozac made me act very strange, so we switched to Zoloft. Mg question is, ever since I started this, I have been completely… read more
I had a hysterotomy and most of the pain is gone. However nothing helps the fatigue. I sleep till noon on the weekends and then have some energy. Too bad work won't let me coming at noon every day… read more