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I am 26 years old. I have 4 children. All boys, ages 9 weeks, 20 months, 3 years, and 4 1/2 years. They were all delivered by C-section. I had a baby 9 weeks ago. When the baby was 5 weeks old, at the onset of my first cycle since delivery, I began experiencing extreme lower back pain and sensitivity on my lower abdomen. I had a section for my delivery so my doctor had just looked at all of my organs and he knew everything was fine. My first cycle was so heavy and long he gave me estrogen pills to stop the bleeding. I spotted on and off after that but never began bleeding heavily. For the past 4 weeks I have been in and out of the hospital running test to find out what is wrong. He originally thought I had an infected uterus. That was obviously not the case because after 3 rounds of IV antibiotics and 1400 mg a day for 7 days the pain was still present and was becoming worse each day. I had several test such as blood work, urine, x-ray, ultrasound, CT scan and last but not least laproscopy. All in all the laproscopy told us what was wrong. Come to find out over the past 9 weeks since I had the baby I developed endometriosis and andometriosis, I had a cyst on my left ovary that ruptured and my falopian tube on the right was clogged and filled with fluid. My question is how can all of this happen in just 9 weeks? It is mind boggling. I have been given the option to try birth control or shots to put me into menopause but their is no guarantee these will work. My OB/GYN gives me no more than 12-18 months before I will have to have a complete hysterectomy. This is alot to handle, especially because I never had female problems before and now I am faced with this.

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I'm 38 years old,and i have lived with extreme pain every since my first period. i have had two laproscopy surgeries, nothing has helped.Now they say it is ando not indo.i also have cysts that grow on my left ovary. And now the only choice's i have is to live with the pain for three to four days every month till menopause, because insurance will not pay for a hysterectomy. And my husband and i decided that we would save the money for the operation, but when i asked the doctor how much we would need he told us he would not do it because if something went wrong we would be bankrupt.
so now i just hope and pray for early menopause.


signed living with the pain
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hi there the shots they want to put you on is lupron and it is a chemotherapy drug...google it and see that it is a horrible drug.... i was on it for 8mths and regret every second..i still have symptoms...the hysterectomy is not the last resort... the pill can slow down the process of more developing but no one knows how to stop it... the quick fixes (hysterectomy) are not the answer. do the research and there are things in your diet that can help when added or eliminated...i have advanced endo and this is now going on 8yrs with 2 surgeries behind me and all the options have been presented to me, i am now only on the birth control pill and it seems to help....good luck
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My doctor told me I need to undergo Hysterogram. They need to find out if my Fallopian tube is open. Does this Hysterogram hurt?
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