Re: UD + strange period pain = ???

[Guest guest]

hi ann,

i dont bleed full symmetricall on both sides- esp at

the beginning- they can come on a slightly different

times.

sharp/shooting pain around the ovary- i get those all

the time during different points in my cycle. if the

pain is really severe and persists, obviously call

your doc, but in my case that is run of the mill

stuff.

best

h

>

> Also, I'm having some strange, sharp/shooting pain,

> right around the

> area where I envision my left ovary to be. When

> I've had had cramps

> in the past, they were always centered, and lower.

>

> Any thoughts?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Ann

> Fused UD (we think. . . )

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

hi ann,

i dont bleed full symmetricall on both sides- esp at

the beginning- they can come on a slightly different

times.

sharp/shooting pain around the ovary- i get those all

the time during different points in my cycle. if the

pain is really severe and persists, obviously call

your doc, but in my case that is run of the mill

stuff.

best

h

>

> Also, I'm having some strange, sharp/shooting pain,

> right around the

> area where I envision my left ovary to be. When

> I've had had cramps

> in the past, they were always centered, and lower.

>

> Any thoughts?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Ann

> Fused UD (we think. . . )

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ann,

I would tell your doctor about this and monitor your subsequent AF's. A

reduction in flow can be a sign of scarring in the uterus. I was so happy after

my D&C when AF diminished to almost nothing, until I found out that my uterus

was 95% scarred and pregnancy would be impossible. Are you going to have a

follow-up HSG to check for scarring? That is what my RE did after she performed

my lap/hyst to check that she had removed all of the scarring and this seems to

be standard practice by many RE's.

Good luck to you! I hope you start feeling back to normal again soon!

Mikell, 34

t-shape

lap/hyst 8/04

[Guest guest]

Ann,

I would tell your doctor about this and monitor your subsequent AF's. A

reduction in flow can be a sign of scarring in the uterus. I was so happy after

my D&C when AF diminished to almost nothing, until I found out that my uterus

was 95% scarred and pregnancy would be impossible. Are you going to have a

follow-up HSG to check for scarring? That is what my RE did after she performed

my lap/hyst to check that she had removed all of the scarring and this seems to

be standard practice by many RE's.

Good luck to you! I hope you start feeling back to normal again soon!

Mikell, 34

t-shape

lap/hyst 8/04

[Guest guest]

Ann,

I would tell your doctor about this and monitor your subsequent AF's. A

reduction in flow can be a sign of scarring in the uterus. I was so happy after

my D&C when AF diminished to almost nothing, until I found out that my uterus

was 95% scarred and pregnancy would be impossible. Are you going to have a

follow-up HSG to check for scarring? That is what my RE did after she performed

my lap/hyst to check that she had removed all of the scarring and this seems to

be standard practice by many RE's.

Good luck to you! I hope you start feeling back to normal again soon!

Mikell, 34

t-shape

lap/hyst 8/04

[Guest guest]

Hi, Mikell,

Thanks for responding - other than the myomectomy that I had in 1997,

I've not had anything invasive done to my uterus (uteri) other than 2

HSGs (and those were months ago).

I'm wondering if one of my wacky wombs is taking a month off (and not

bleeding). I guess stranger things have happened.

<

>

Ann

--- Mikell Awwad mikell_awwad@...> wrote:

> Ann,

>

> I would tell your doctor about this and monitor your subsequent AF's.

> A reduction in flow can be a sign of scarring in the uterus. I was

> so happy after my D&C when AF diminished to almost nothing, until I

> found out that my uterus was 95% scarred and pregnancy would be

> impossible. Are you going to have a follow-up HSG to check for

> scarring? That is what my RE did after she performed my lap/hyst to

> check that she had removed all of the scarring and this seems to be

> standard practice by many RE's.

>

> Good luck to you! I hope you start feeling back to normal again

> soon!

>

> Mikell, 34

> t-shape

> lap/hyst 8/04

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, Mikell,

Thanks for responding - other than the myomectomy that I had in 1997,

I've not had anything invasive done to my uterus (uteri) other than 2

HSGs (and those were months ago).

I'm wondering if one of my wacky wombs is taking a month off (and not

bleeding). I guess stranger things have happened.

<

>

Ann

--- Mikell Awwad mikell_awwad@...> wrote:

> Ann,

>

> I would tell your doctor about this and monitor your subsequent AF's.

> A reduction in flow can be a sign of scarring in the uterus. I was

> so happy after my D&C when AF diminished to almost nothing, until I

> found out that my uterus was 95% scarred and pregnancy would be

> impossible. Are you going to have a follow-up HSG to check for

> scarring? That is what my RE did after she performed my lap/hyst to

> check that she had removed all of the scarring and this seems to be

> standard practice by many RE's.

>

> Good luck to you! I hope you start feeling back to normal again

> soon!

>

> Mikell, 34

> t-shape

> lap/hyst 8/04

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, Mikell,

Thanks for responding - other than the myomectomy that I had in 1997,

I've not had anything invasive done to my uterus (uteri) other than 2

HSGs (and those were months ago).

I'm wondering if one of my wacky wombs is taking a month off (and not

bleeding). I guess stranger things have happened.

<

>

Ann

--- Mikell Awwad mikell_awwad@...> wrote:

> Ann,

>

> I would tell your doctor about this and monitor your subsequent AF's.

> A reduction in flow can be a sign of scarring in the uterus. I was

> so happy after my D&C when AF diminished to almost nothing, until I

> found out that my uterus was 95% scarred and pregnancy would be

> impossible. Are you going to have a follow-up HSG to check for

> scarring? That is what my RE did after she performed my lap/hyst to

> check that she had removed all of the scarring and this seems to be

> standard practice by many RE's.

>

> Good luck to you! I hope you start feeling back to normal again

> soon!

>

> Mikell, 34

> t-shape

> lap/hyst 8/04

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, Ann

Again, I am so sorry that I didn't read your post more carefully! It's been a

long, stressful week... but that's no excuse.

I hope you recover from your surgery soon!

Best wishes!

Mikell, 34