Miscarriage causes endometriosis
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Please I really wanna know if Endometriosis causes miscarriages Cos have had 2 angel babies now and reading about Endometriosis got me scared lately Cos I have extremely painful periods,excruciating abdominal pain during periods like my abdomen is about to pull out,I feel like something is moving in my lower abdomen during periods and most especially diarrhea during periods....Is it possible to have these symptoms during periods without Endometriosis??
Hi,
The rational of taking hormonal pills is if the pain is because of functional cysts of the ovary. Other causes like pelvic infection and possibility of hydrosalpinx on the other side need to be ruled out. Endometriosis can also be the cause of pain. Hence it would be best to do an ultrasound scan to find out the cause of pain and then take medicines accordingly. Consult a gynaecologist for an evaluation.
Hope this helps.
I had surgery in August for endometriosis. Couldn't get pregnant for about 2 years. Finally am, but I'm afraid of miscarriage. Has anyone heard of high probabilities of miscarriage?
It depends on the cause of the first miscarriage, but for most women the chance of a second miscarriage is actually LESS.
I suffered a miscarriage in November 2011. I'm now 23 weeks pregnant! Good luck to you and your baby!
sounds like you need to go ob doctor you might have polyps or fibroid tumors that caused the back cramping i would go to specialist or have cysts on ovary or endometriosis which causes severe pain or ypu have sere infection
One possibility is that it is a miscarriage, if you have a history of unprotected sex. The first period that came could just be a normal period which some women get despite being pregnant. Hence take a pregnancy test and see. If you are miscarrying, it will still be positive.
Other causes of heavy bleeding which should be ruled out are fibroids, adenomyosis, endometriosis, uterine polyps, hormonal imbalance, thyroid problems and bleeding disorders.
Hi! You should go yo the doctor, I have endometriosis too. For me it wasn't hard to get pregnant but I miscarriage twice... My mom has endometriosis too, and she was in a treatment for five years to conceive me and my sister.
Sometimes it is associated with polymenorrhea(Frequent flow, cycles of ≤21 days)Causes of menorrhagia are Hypothyroidism, Endometrial proliferation or hyperplasia like ovarian tumor and polycystic ovarian disease,endometrial polyps and neoplasia,endometriosis,fibroids and uterine sarcomas.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
Yes. I found out last summer that I had it. I got pregnant in April. It resulted in an early miscarriage, but I was able to get pregnant. My niece's mother had it and she gave birth to the best niece in the world. :-) I'm currently in my ttw. Baby dusts to both of us.
Well in 2008 I had a miscarriage, 2012 a stillborn, same year a another miscarriage in the tube, and 2013 and miscarriage in the tube. Me and my husband gave up and prayed to the Lord Jesus Christ if this is what he wants we accepted it. Well he had another journey for us I am 24wks pregnant after the ER told me I had another miscarriage they made a mistake. I'm having a boy and we are both doing well so far. I hope my blessing helps you. Just pray and wait patiently for his answer.
Polymenorrhea or bleeding from vagina more than once a month could be due to several causes such fibroids, adenomyosis (thickening of uterine wall due to the tissue lining the uterine cavity moving into its muscular wall), endometriosis, uterine polyps, hormonal imbalance, thyroid problems and bleeding disorders. It could also be due to an IUD implant if you have one or due to oral contraceptive pills. It can also be a part of severe pelvic inflammatory disorder.
But if you had delayed menstrual cycles then get miscarriage ruled out. Hence to rule out miscarriage, you can confirm it by getting your HCG levels checked.In case of pregnancy loss,the value of HCG will return to a non-pregnant range(<5 mIU /L) about 4 - 6 weeks after a pregnancy loss.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
I also have endometriosis and bleed 3x a month. However, I have only spotted and can barely even call it that. My fiancee and I have been together 7.5yrs, and just started trying to conceive in the last two, with one miscarriage: ( in which I didn't even know I was pregnant til that day. I am showing all signs, but I'm to nervous to test again or go to OBGYN.I did however check my cervix and its stayed high, hard, and closed since 04/05 (estimated day of conception).
One possibility is that it is a miscarriage, if you have a history of unprotected sex. Hence take a pregnancy test and see. If you are miscarrying, it will still be positive.
Other causes of heavy bleeding which should be ruled out are fibroids, adenomyosis, endometriosis, uterine polyps, hormonal imbalance, thyroid problems and bleeding disorders.
have had 3 abortions. 1 miscarriage. i am 32. how do i know if im fertile. ? i get regular periods but does that mean anything?
//www.webmd.com/women/endometriosis/default.htm Blood clots are for sure a possibility with (or without) endometriosis.
There are many possible reasons for your period to suddenly become very heavy including endometriosis, uterine fibroids, vaginal infection, hormonal issue, etc. YOur ob/gyn can evaluate you and let you know if anything is going on. There are treatments and medications that you can take to help regulate this, but you would need to see your doctor about it. Good luck.
Not because of endometriosis No ... I had the surgery 2 times within 6 months and they told me my case was so bad that i wouldn't ever have kids because all the scarred tissue which i was 17, but here i am 20 years old and 6 months pregnant with my second! I don't think it should worry you because when u get pregnant it dries up the endometriosis, because u no longer have a period which ur period is what it feeds off of and will make it spread !
If you have been sexually active, this can be a miscarriage or UTI or a STD. PCOD and endometriosis can also cause similar symptoms. Consult a gynecologist regarding this. Take care!
The medical advice given should not be considered a substitute for medical care provided by a doctor who can examine you. The advice may not be completely correct for you as the doctor cannot examine you and does not know your complete medical history.
Causes of pain in the lower left quadrant include: constipation irritable bowel syndrome, gas and diverticulitis can cause pain in the intestines. A urinary tract infection or kidney stone may cause lower abdominal pain. Heart disease can cause pain in the abdomen, as can pneumonia, pancreatitis or an ulcer. Ovulation, menstruation, pelvic inflammatory disease, endometriosis, uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, miscarriage or an ectopic pregnancy can cause pain.
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