JoBodner
If you already had one surgery for endo, how do/did you know when it is time to have another one?
ruby
I have had two laparoscopy’s
Recovery wasn’t too bad with both just sore for a while.
I’m much better now.
Yes happy with my decision.
Gluten free diet is the best recommendation I have had. I was also told not to have further surgeries if I wanted to have children as it may cause further damage.
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endot1d1976
Hi, I’m new to this website and your question came up first.
I have had three laparoscopies, partial hysterectomy and then an oophorectomy
where I had frozen pelvis and surgery was 5.5hrs long. The major surgeries were performed after three c-sections also.
Diagnosed at 22 years older after 11 years of suffering and wrong diagnosis’s.
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Thank you so much for sharing with us
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endocelebrate
I have had so many D&C's that I can't count and Thurs., Mar. 11, I will have my most current. I am 77 years old. When I learned of the creepy, crawly demeanor of an endo, my first response was to get it out of my system. Very fortunate to have a doctor who performed the Endo's back in the '90's. He is still in practice but refers his work to upcoming superstars.
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