Menstrual cycle symptoms endometriosis
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ve been reading a lot about endometriosis, and it has a lot of the same symptoms that you are mentioning...all in all these are just things that I heard about, so PLEASE GO SEE A DOCTOR ASAP, because those symptoms are very serious and whatever the diagnosis is, as we all know if we catch it early it will definitely help you out a ton. Good Luck and keep us posted on what happens, AGAIN PLEASE SEE A DOCTOR.
it can be very painful and cause many cysts. A sonogram can determine if you have endometriosis Some symptoms are heavy bleeding during your menstrual cycle and also bad debilatating cramps before and after your period. Good Luck ...
There is a definite corelation. I have fewer symptoms of both the menstrual symptoms and the IBS symptoms when I am careful about what I eat. This means no caffeine, dairy, gluten, sugars or other things that are known to upset the system. I would think that this would be especially true of someone with endometriosis. I may not know a lot about it, but I do understand it's miserable.
I'm a 31 year old mother of 4 boys ages 13 11 8 & 3. My menstrual cycle has never been the typical "28 day cycle". Even birth control made it worse at times. I decided last year in October to get off birth control because I didn't like the effects it had on my body. Once off the birth control I didn't have a menstrual cycle until March. Since then my cycle has lasted for two weeks at a time sometimes more. This month I've been on it for 30 days. And heavy!
I hope this helps!
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Menstrual like cramping during exercise may be related to irritable bowel syndrome. Symptoms include severe abdominal cramps, which can occur at any time.
Hypothyroidism occurs when your thyroid is underactive and does not make enough thyroid hormone. The symptoms include excessively painful cramping before and during your menstrual period.
Like all hormone therapies and surgery, birth control hormones do not cure endometriosis. However, they can relieve endometriosis symptoms and are likely to slow the growth of endometriosis.
Also, birth control pills improve endometriosis and menstrual pain and bleeding for most women.
She has many other symptoms such as blurred vision, hot an cold flashes, cold extremities, insomnia, migraines,nausea, vomiting, continuous menstrual bleeding and continuous cramping. I may have missed a couple more symptoms, there are so many! She has so much abdominal pain from her cycle that she is vomiting a lot. We have seen our GP and an OB/GYN and we have tried 3 different birth control pills to try and stop her period and also the DEPOT shot which so far has not helped.
I'm wondering if my doctors have diagnosed me incorrectly.
First my doctors thought I had issues with my gallbladder and I was sent for an ultrasound which came back fine, then a ct scan which also was fine. I've had two full blood panels done which were both perfect.
I did test positive for c diff which is an infection in your intestines which I am thinking is making my primary doctor and my GI doctor chalk everything else up to c diff.
I can think of two possibilities--the first being endometriosis, as you suspect. Endometriosis symptoms typically flare around the time of the period and then get better for awhile until the next cycle. It can affect the bladder, can cause spotting, and can cause pelvic pain and cramping. The only way to confirm the diagnosis of endometriosis is to do a laparoscopy.
I'm not sure about there being any signs.. I would think if you had scar tissue in there or some sort of blockage you might experience some discomfort or pain during ovulation time. That's not a guarantee though. I have horrible pains during ovulation time because I have cysts like crazy and also endometriosis. I wished I could be of more help.
I looked it up and this is what I found....
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