Reading The Stories-'s Story & Hormones

[Guest guest]

It's me again.

I'm trying to learn all I can about this. I will be honest and say the

stories on the list owner's site and others on the Internet are

depressing and frightening to say the least.

I just keep asking God not to let me have this disease.

In any case, In one story, makes a comment about menstruation

and hormones causing pancreatitis. I would like toknow more about that

as I am having a lotof hormonalissues and in fact was supposed to go

in for surgery last week for removal of endotremesiosis and a fibroid

tumor in the uterus but this problem with the pancreas canceled it.

Eileen

[Guest guest]

Hi Eilenn. I cant respond on the endometriosis as I am unsure as to

whether that condition is hormonally induced or a physiological

malfunction. However, we have spoken on here many many times about our

cp feeling worse when we are premenstrual and just recently several of

us have noticed that we have painful ovulation; ovarian cysts or cyst

of corpus luteum. I had both and still have painful ovulation;

partularily on the right.

My personal opinion it is a combination of the flux of hormones and how

are bodies' nerves communicate with one and other. I could be way off

base but with so many of us having the same difficulties there has to

be some kind of connection. I no longer have a pancreas so I dont feel

the increase in cp when I am premenstrual and after having it for 30

years I cant tell when I'm going to start anymore..*S*

I hope this helps.

(SC)