Well, if you had endometriosis, I am not sure you would be passing pieces of skin. When you have endometriosis, the lining that grows on other organs have no place to go and it can’t come out through vagina if this is what you had in mind.
What tests did you have?
Laparoscopy is the only treatment that could diagnose endometriosis with certainty.
What kind of troubles are you experiencing since having your tubes tied? Has the skin-like discharge been appearing since you had tubes tied or has the problem started just recently?
The only thing I can think of is blood clots but they are usually darker in color. They look like small pieces of liver (it may look like skin to you) and they appear when our periods are heavy and when there aren’t enough anticoagulants produced to prevent blood from
clothing.
Are you experiencing problems like severe pain during periods, pain during sex or pelvic pain. These are the problems my cousin had when she was diagnosed with endometriosis but I heard that some women don’t have any symptoms what so ever.
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