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| | From: BabyFrisco (Original Message) | Sent: 10/8/2004 2:12 AM |
Hi Ladies, Iam hoping that someone can help me. I just had a child 5 months ago and have been in terrible pain ever since. I had seen a gyno who said it was impossible for me to have this although my ultrasounds said so since I had a child and it usually goes in remission after a pregnancy. So, I had another ultrasound/transvaginal done and again even from a different hospital than the first showed that I had this endomitrioma cyst. Now I know nothing about this and would love if anyone had any information on it. This is a very scarey and painful time in my life and would love any assistance. Also, I would like to conceive again. Do you know how much this would affect my ability to do so. Thanks Again, Lisa |
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Hi Lisa, My doc told me that getting preg was temp endo cure. Something to do with the high hormone level during preg, but that right after delivery it start back up. My son is 3 yrs old and I have been ttc since March. To get preg with I ttc for a year and went in for an ultrasound after a painful examination and she detect a mass on my right side. The ultrasound showed possible ectopic preg. I went in the next day for a lap, had my tubes clear and blown up, started clomid and here is Brandon. Went for a check up and my doc suggest the same course of action this time, who knows if I could be so blessed again. Ironic I consider all of this blessed, but I do know that this is one cause of infertility. Gina |
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I had 5 endometriomas removed during different surgeries for endo. I had an endometrioma actually two diagnosed on ultrasound before by an endo specialist. It was confirmed on MRI also. Had surgery to remove it, resulted only as an hemorrhagic cyst, which is painful. I would wait and see what you Dr. states. The only definitive way of diagnosising an endometrioma is with surgery. They can make a good guess, but again the only way to truly diagnosis endo is surgery. They can follow the cyst and it may go away. If it persists after about three months, they may recommend surgery to remove. Endometriomas cannot dissolve, they need to be removed by surgery. Good luck. |
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