Guest guest Posted June 10, 2005 Report Share Posted June 10, 2005 Hi, I am new to the group and have a bicornuate uterus. I have two children that are healthy after eight miscariages. My question is that I am not pregnant and have constant cramping. I had had a laparoscopy in which they found nothing and am now waiting for a referral for a second opinion. Every doctor I have asked about my pain says that it is not caused by my abnormal uterus. So, I am just trying to find out if anyone else out there is going through the same thing I am. I am in constant pain as if I am going to start my period at any time. I have very heavy bleeding and at times even feel like my uterus is going to fall out. Please tell me I am not alone in this?!?!? I look forward to belonging to a group of people that have the same problem I do. Ann Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 11, 2005 Report Share Posted June 11, 2005 Hi, I am most of the month in constant pain--but I think mine has alot to do with my Cysts on my ovarys--and Endometriosis--if they did a lap--did you have either of these? Cause I have heard that endo can cause pain all the time..there is also something inside the uterus like adomyosis or something not sure never been told i have that but a girl I knew said she was in pain all the time from it-- not sure if thats the word..I am sorta not really but sorta getting used to it--like right now my right side is hurting me pretty bad cause of that BIG cyst. I hope they found out whats going on with ya.---my uterus is septated but really inside looks bicournate cause of how far its apart-the two sides. not sure if that has anything to do with it. i doubt it. For my cramps Naproxon sodium--or naperoson what ever it is either alieve or advil lol but double dose works for me really well---i only take it when it gets real bad which is or used to be week before and week of my period---but since I had that other Septum(vag) removed so far it hasent started so early. oh hey I used to have real heavy bleeding and now its not so bad.---Good Luck. Rhonda- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2005 Report Share Posted June 14, 2005 They did a lap and found nothing. Though the doctor told me that he would be looking at the inside and outside of by ovaries, tubes and uterus. After the surgery I found out that he only looked at the outside of them, and since they looked healthy on the outside that they had to be healthy on the inside. (Those were his exact words) I have tried naproxem and aleve and they no longer help me. I have an appt next Tuesday with a female dr and am hoping that maybe seeing a female will help. Since the male dr I saw that did the surgery told me that either it was stress or it was in my head. I almost killed him when he told me that. Thank You, Ann > Hi, I am most of the month in constant pain--but I think mine has > alot to do with my Cysts on my ovarys--and Endometriosis--if they > did a lap--did you have either of these? For my cramps Naproxon sodium--or naperoson > I used to have real heavy bleeding and now its not so bad.---Good > Luck. > > Rhonda- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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