This video left out two critically important symptoms that distress women enough to go to doctor: intense lower back pain and a new and unwelcome bloated lower abdomen on an otherwise slim woman who eats little and well. Hugely distressing.
@@hotpinkstars325 I can find no explanation online from any reputable medical source to explain this bizarre bloating. Can you believe it? Science still can't explain the 'permanently pregnant' look's origins. I wonder how many people get dragged through YEARS of arrogant, lazy GP's telling them that they have dietary issues instead? Horrible isn't it?
Since 6 months ago, stomach is permanently bloated despite having quite a slim figure, it looks the same in the morning as it does after eating a meal. On top of this, I’m slowly starting to have more and more cramp issues. This latest cycle is worrying me because I’ve had stabbing endometriosis-type sudden cramps triggered by any muscle contraction in my pelvis and ovary areas, making it hard to bend down and go to the loo and almost impossible to pass anything :( ive had these on and off for a week & my period is due. Today was the worst since they woke me up & lasted throughout the day. I didn’t try any pain meds though. However, my periods follow the pattern of two days heavy, 3-4 days normal/light. I’m not really a person that reacts to pain with nausea. For reference, I’m 17. Started my period at 13.5. These problems only really started a year ago. I also can’t put a tampon in until the very end of my period since it causes so much pain, I can’t move. I also have painful sex. I guess I’ll keep track of my symptoms, fingers crossed it’s not endometriosis… also worth noting that my twin sister has really, really heavy periods… Not sure why I’m typing this comment, but it was therapeutic to get my worries out there. If anyone has any opinions, I’d be interested to hear.
Yes the back pain is severe and makes you feel like crying, along with everything else. Does anyone else get headaches leading up to or during their time? I’ve had well meaning family members suggest I take essential oils and it’s frustrating because it just goes to show how much they don’t understand the severity of the pain
@@shieldoffaith8798 Haha, people's suggestions about pain management are tedious and almost childlike aren't they? ;D I want to pinch my glabella and sigh in frustration. Good luck with the hokey essential oils. In my experience, they can make headaches worse. I wish you well in continuing being graceful and patient with family members who don't fully comprehend what you're dealing with in life. At least you and I have online forums where people DO understand and so are far more likely to offer advice and suggestions that MAY actually be beneficial. I'm so comforted to know I'm not the only one. I find that knowledge alone helps. xo :)
I remembered going to the hospital due to unbearable pain and I was currently on my period. Anyways, I felt like I was not looked into seriously and on the lab results didn't show anything on the ultrasound (I didn't get the transvaginal ultrasound as they didn't request it) and I felt dismissed and poorly treated by two nurses who used their sharp nails to hurt my stomach area even more. It happened years ago, and I still have the medical reports from that day. Not long ago, I discovered I have PCOS given blood work and symptoms. I had to take two transvaginal ultrasound (one showed something and the other one it disappeared). It's possible I could have endometriosis along with PCOS especially given family history.
I always had symptoms of endometriosis, esp being difficult to conceive was the biggest clue. It wasn’t until I had a procedure called Nova Sure (endometrial ablasion) for my “heavy & painful cycles” that they discovered I have stage 4 endometriosis. That was 5yrs ago, now I’m 2mo’s out from having a total hysterectomy. Since diagnosed I also have recurrent ovarian cysts that have put me in the ER many x’s just to manage the pain when they rupture. So hopefully you don’t have it, but it’s likely considering you have PCOS. My sister has that & didn’t think she could get pregnant but now has a 2yr old! Sorry about your bad hospital visit, there are many jaded healthcare providers out there! Keep seeking out different opinions & definitely OBGYNS till you get answers, you know your body the best.
Come to think of it I haven't felt the sudden movement on the lower part of my abdomen these past few months. I just want to thank you Dr Iyhere for all you do. Ever since the day I met you on youtube my life has been some worth different.
I've never truly been diagnosed but I have my Suspicions 10 days before my menstrual cycle starts I have cramping I have lower back pain I am constipated for 2 weeks until my menstrual cycle starts I have breast tenderness that is so bad that I can barely walk Then when my menstrual cycle starts I have such bad cramps so fatigued the cramps are so bad that they make you cry But like I said I've never truly been diagnosed
I had severe endometriosis. I was in terrible pain but brushed it off to "gas" because I was getting old (30 😂). Ended up in near emergency surgery and my innards were a mess! It was everywhere! Long painful recovery. Wasn't much info back then so this is interesting.
Did you have gas very often or nearing your period or what? Just wanted to know since I have been having lot of gas, bloating and lot of discomfort lately. It's highly unlikely but just curious. Hope you're safe n well now. 😊
@@Girl90949 I don't remember having gas but feeling kinda bloated and having pain. At times I could barely walk. But turned out NOT gas! It never occurred to me that something could actually be wrong in there. It was a long time ago so I'm good now. I think it's possible I had Endo since I was 15 because that's when my periods went from normal to intolerable. I'd get checked out if you are concerned. Good luck!
So I’ve had 5 major cysts ranging from 4cm in diameter to 6cm in diameter in the past year and a half. I’ve started researching symptoms and I have nearly all of them. I know to not take medical information on the internet super serious incase of inaccuracies. But I would really appreciate some thoughts about how I should approach my issue.
Don't give up. I've been fighting this for 20 years and finally got a doctor to believe me. She finally gave me a list of options, and when I said no birth control she gave me more options. You can say no and you can ask for another doctor
Same here it’s horrible. I’ve been feeling so discouraged…. My husband has medical challenges that prevent us from intimacy and I’m pretty sure I have endo so I’m very grieved over this… it’s also hard when you want to have children and can’t. Meanwhile, those who you know who don’t want them, are pregnant. It’s really unfair
My doctor had me get a Hysterosalpingagram. My periods were unbearable and I was having trouble getting pregnant. My left tube was mangled from scar tissue. They took my left tube and cleaned up the scar tissue from Endometriosis. I don’t think ppl understand how awful Endometriosis is.
It's so frustrating because I have these exact symptoms plus slight bleeding in stool right before period -and only those couple of days-and asked my gyno if it could be endo and she just said no. Meanwhile, month after month I'm suffering and it's effecting my GI tract. I'm miserable.
It’s difficult to diagnose. It took me having endometrial ablation before seeing/diagnosing endometriosis & by then it was stage 4 (severe, the worst) and spread allover. It was then scraped away & now 5yrs later has all grown back and I’m going to have to have a total hysterectomy, which is frightening. So hopefully you don’t have it, but you’ll know when you do & sadly there’s no cure for it @ this time :(
Please get a second opinion for yourself. I was finally diagnosed via a transvaginal ultrasound after being misdiagnosed for 17 years. Biopsy next week so hopefully I'm starting down the healing path.
What helped get rid of the pain for me what cutting gluten out of my diet. Research has been done on women that shows that eliminating gluten from the diet can actually stop the pain for many women!
I have a genuine question. I’ve had extremely painful periods I would throw up and feel so light headed to the point of passing out and feel pains like I chalked down to gas pain and had times where I felt like I couldn’t stand up or would have to leave class almost once a week to once a month with this pain. Although I was put on both birth control and levothyroxin for hypothyroidism, I still feel that pain not as hard and not as often but it’s still there and my periods are heavier while in the birth control. Do you think I should get tested for endometriosis?
This is so wild because I have horrible cramps before my period and I have cramps in my legs and long story short I had surgery to remove a cyst and to see if I had endo the doctor said I didn't have it but I still suffer with painful periods especially a week before period and i can't get pregnant so i am positive something is up. I'm going back to a new doctor soon bc something isnt right. I really think I might of been misdiagnosed.
It could just be that you have reoccuring ovarian cysts, or uterine cysts. They’d have been able to see the endo when you had surgery. That’s when mine was diagnosed & already a stage 4 (the worst) but depending on what type of surgery you had, go get your patient file & look into it. During my surgery that was laproscopic, I had colored pictures of snapshots they took & tons of info as to what was seen, and done.
So I suspected that I might have it because I have pretty much every symptom and it also is prevalent in my family. I mentioned this to my gynecologist, and they said that if I did end up having it they would either have me do physical therapy and put me on birth control which I'm already doing or they would do a hysterectomy which "it's not like they don't believe me that I don't want to have kids but... " I'm 34. I've known since I was younger than 18 that I didn't want to have kids and I've never changed my mind. I also have several other health problems that would make it very difficult for me not only to carry a child to term but to take care of a child afterwards. I don't know what to do at this point. There aren't a lot of OBGYNs in my area that are covered by my Medicaid
I have cramps (mostly dull throbbing ) a week before my period but they become sometimes excruciating when I orgasm. These cramps, while they are annoying as hell, don’t keep me bed bound. But they do leave me in a bad mood. I haven’t noticed any breast tenderness either. Once my period arrives they go away (the bad cramps, I mean). And I bleed for about 4-5 days. I haven’t ever gone to a doctor with this since I’m terrified of what they may say. But do you think going on birth control might help with it?
Usually results from an injury to pelvic nerves that blows out the valve between the uterus and Fallopian tube so that the menses spill out into your pelvis. Injured nerves then grow back to cause pain in response to light touch (allodynia). That “touch” is dilating blood vessels in the build-up to your period. Ectopic endometrium is incidental to these really bad nerves !
I had pain only one time i was misdiagnosed 😢 with endometriosis. I lost my uterus to this i can understand why my doctor removed mine because it does not show on any of my pictures 😢 pathology was negative too.😢 He clearly had no idea.
I have severe vaginal pain before and during my periods i cant even move or get up from bed. Does someone know is it because of endometriosis? I did take a scan but everything is normal so i dont know what to do
Yo vengo buscando un bebe hace 2 años y llevo un año de estudios de todo tipo! El 21 me opero de endometriosis es una cirugía laparoscopica en mi caso los dolores son infernales al punto de que me abriria la panza yo de como me duele.. pero por suerte tengo fe de qie la cirugia me calme
Y la histerectomia no cura la endometriosis 😢. Yo fue mal diagnosticada por dolor pelvico ahora sin útero mi vida es un caos 😢. Nunca tuve problemas para embarazarme y me quedé sin útero.
I have a question. Since the lining is shed every month and the blood has nowhere to go, does it eventually go into your intestines and stool? Where does the blood and tissue go?
It doesn’t go anywhere because it has no place to go. It remains in your body and leads to inflammation and scar tissue and for the majority of sufferers -- pain.
@@caradelorenz7818 but doesn't that mean over time there is a build up of endometrial tissue and blood outside the uterus. Wouldnt there be a significant mass and fluid in the lower abdomen area that can be seen via imaging or ultrasound?
Good question. The fluid gets reabsorbed after some time but it causes inflammation. Women with endometriosis tend to have some free fluid in their pelvis but it doesnt just remain and build up with each cycle. That would be horrific.
My younger daughter was experiencing this pain at her lower abdomen few weeks back and we have taken her to different hospitals only to discover that it was pelvic pain, the doctors said they had to operate on it, I couldn't allow them tear her open so I prayed to God to show me the way for the right solution when I came across Dr Iyhere page on youtube. I knew my prayers had been answered.
Blessed day everyone want to say a big thank you to Dr Mabosa on UA-cam 12years of PCOS gone and ENDOMETRIOSIS gone!! they told me i won't be able to conceive right now I'm pregnant 😊soon to be a mother 😍 after years of pain and hurt
Wow how did you find out you had it ! I have pins and needles in my ovaries I’m only 20 but have had chlamyida more than once and when I went the Last time I was 18 she told me I was too young to be worried , I went to a fertility specialist to see if my tubes were blocked with an HSG and they ended up being clear
Hotpinkstars325 - you can still have one more kid. Eat a low carb diet, take a prenatals, eat lots of Avacodo, eggs, and other sources of protein, moderate exercise, low stress, CoQ10, and vitiman C. I promise it works. Good luck and God bless on your journey💜
yes.follow anti inflammatory diet.Thanks to it i am endo free after 20 years of suffering.They wot tell you that because you cant profit from natural remedies
@Msleah S yaaasss it will help massively you will see! I am dreaming of all girls finally reclaiming back their health. We have so much to do in this world and cant be stuck in sick bodies. Sending all my love. If you ever need help pop into my channel and just drop the comments.xx
Don’t listen to people on the internet telling you that a simple diet change will cure endo, first off. If a diet change stops the pain, it probably was a gastric issue and not endometriosis. I have bowel endo and diet change does not help. It is excruciating. Doctors used to perform a full hysterectomy for severe endometriosis cases, but now in 2020 a lot of doctors opt to try to laser the tissue off of the surfaces its abnormally growing on before they attempt a more life altering surgery like resectioning or hysterectomy. And to be honest, even though the idea of having your uterus removed is terrifying and heartbreaking, I’ve spoken to two friends who have gone through with the hysterectomy procedure and they said it practically saved their lives. Endo pain is NO joke once it progresses past the first stages. That’s how bad the pain is, that it’s a relief to go through the surgery for some.
@@Tsumami__ well it did with me.I was diagnosed with endometriosis 4 which spread to my lungs and intestines so it wasn't a gastric problem at all.Hysterectomy for endo doesn't help at all! Why anti inflammatory diet brings relief to so many of us?-because its reduces inflammation which means when inflammation is gone the pain is gone and bloating and cramps are gone.I put my own illness into remission naturally after bloody 20 years of suffering so it is possible.Many others did aswell and its enough to even google it here on YT.There are many people who manage to reverse their lupus or diabetes naturally following the same diet so I wouldn't dismiss that to quickly sis.xx
Being in the state made me remember the woman with the issue of blood in the bible, the unnecessary bleeding doesn't ever cease to stop. When I was told about Dr Iyhere. I booked an appointment with him online, he made the herbs available to me as soon as possible. The bleeding ceased since that very day.
I feel like animals get better medical care than humans do.
Right. The hospital found a cyst in my uterus and said it was normal. And sent me home
You’re right!
@@unknowngirl3186 The same thing happened to me!
This video left out two critically important symptoms that distress women enough to go to doctor: intense lower back pain and a new and unwelcome bloated lower abdomen on an otherwise slim woman who eats little and well. Hugely distressing.
Oh no. This happens to me a lot too. I look like I'm pregnant all the time
@@hotpinkstars325 I can find no explanation online from any reputable medical source to explain this bizarre bloating. Can you believe it? Science still can't explain the 'permanently pregnant' look's origins. I wonder how many people get dragged through YEARS of arrogant, lazy GP's telling them that they have dietary issues instead? Horrible isn't it?
Since 6 months ago, stomach is permanently bloated despite having quite a slim figure, it looks the same in the morning as it does after eating a meal.
On top of this, I’m slowly starting to have more and more cramp issues.
This latest cycle is worrying me because I’ve had stabbing endometriosis-type sudden cramps triggered by any muscle contraction in my pelvis and ovary areas, making it hard to bend down and go to the loo and almost impossible to pass anything :( ive had these on and off for a week & my period is due. Today was the worst since they woke me up & lasted throughout the day. I didn’t try any pain meds though.
However, my periods follow the pattern of two days heavy, 3-4 days normal/light.
I’m not really a person that reacts to pain with nausea.
For reference, I’m 17. Started my period at 13.5. These problems only really started a year ago.
I also can’t put a tampon in until the very end of my period since it causes so much pain, I can’t move.
I also have painful sex.
I guess I’ll keep track of my symptoms, fingers crossed it’s not endometriosis… also worth noting that my twin sister has really, really heavy periods…
Not sure why I’m typing this comment, but it was therapeutic to get my worries out there. If anyone has any opinions, I’d be interested to hear.
Yes the back pain is severe and makes you feel like crying, along with everything else. Does anyone else get headaches leading up to or during their time? I’ve had well meaning family members suggest I take essential oils and it’s frustrating because it just goes to show how much they don’t understand the severity of the pain
@@shieldoffaith8798 Haha, people's suggestions about pain management are tedious and almost childlike aren't they? ;D I want to pinch my glabella and sigh in frustration. Good luck with the hokey essential oils. In my experience, they can make headaches worse. I wish you well in continuing being graceful and patient with family members who don't fully comprehend what you're dealing with in life. At least you and I have online forums where people DO understand and so are far more likely to offer advice and suggestions that MAY actually be beneficial. I'm so comforted to know I'm not the only one. I find that knowledge alone helps. xo :)
Thank you, I appreciate this more than I can express!
I remembered going to the hospital due to unbearable pain and I was currently on my period. Anyways, I felt like I was not looked into seriously and on the lab results didn't show anything on the ultrasound (I didn't get the transvaginal ultrasound as they didn't request it) and I felt dismissed and poorly treated by two nurses who used their sharp nails to hurt my stomach area even more. It happened years ago, and I still have the medical reports from that day. Not long ago, I discovered I have PCOS given blood work and symptoms. I had to take two transvaginal ultrasound (one showed something and the other one it disappeared). It's possible I could have endometriosis along with PCOS especially given family history.
I always had symptoms of endometriosis, esp being difficult to conceive was the biggest clue. It wasn’t until I had a procedure called Nova Sure (endometrial ablasion) for my “heavy & painful cycles” that they discovered I have stage 4 endometriosis. That was 5yrs ago, now I’m 2mo’s out from having a total hysterectomy. Since diagnosed I also have recurrent ovarian cysts that have put me in the ER many x’s just to manage the pain when they rupture. So hopefully you don’t have it, but it’s likely considering you have PCOS. My sister has that & didn’t think she could get pregnant but now has a 2yr old! Sorry about your bad hospital visit, there are many jaded healthcare providers out there! Keep seeking out different opinions & definitely OBGYNS till you get answers, you know your body the best.
Come to think of it I haven't felt the sudden movement on the lower part of my abdomen these past few months. I just want to thank you Dr Iyhere for all you do. Ever since the day I met you on youtube my life has been some worth different.
I've never truly been diagnosed but I have my Suspicions 10 days before my menstrual cycle starts I have cramping I have lower back pain I am constipated for 2 weeks until my menstrual cycle starts I have breast tenderness that is so bad that I can barely walk Then when my menstrual cycle starts I have such bad cramps so fatigued the cramps are so bad that they make you cry But like I said I've never truly been diagnosed
SAME !
I had severe endometriosis. I was in terrible pain but brushed it off to "gas" because I was getting old (30 😂). Ended up in near emergency surgery and my innards were a mess! It was everywhere! Long painful recovery. Wasn't much info back then so this is interesting.
My wife was able to shrink her multiple Fibroid, painful periods , heavy periods and infertility..with a herbal supplements from Dr Aluda on UA-cam..
Did you have gas very often or nearing your period or what? Just wanted to know since I have been having lot of gas, bloating and lot of discomfort lately. It's highly unlikely but just curious. Hope you're safe n well now. 😊
@@Girl90949 I don't remember having gas but feeling kinda bloated and having pain. At times I could barely walk. But turned out NOT gas! It never occurred to me that something could actually be wrong in there. It was a long time ago so I'm good now. I think it's possible I had Endo since I was 15 because that's when my periods went from normal to intolerable. I'd get checked out if you are concerned. Good luck!
I need a doctor that specializes on this.
So I’ve had 5 major cysts ranging from 4cm in diameter to 6cm in diameter in the past year and a half. I’ve started researching symptoms and I have nearly all of them. I know to not take medical information on the internet super serious incase of inaccuracies. But I would really appreciate some thoughts about how I should approach my issue.
I’m pretty sure I have this and the only thing my doctors say to me is to take birth control. I’m so frustrated.
My wife was able to shrink her multiple Fibroid, painful periods , heavy periods and infertility..with a herbal supplements from Dr Aluda on UA-cam..
Don't give up. I've been fighting this for 20 years and finally got a doctor to believe me. She finally gave me a list of options, and when I said no birth control she gave me more options. You can say no and you can ask for another doctor
@@karlmia9421 Sure, Jan.
Me too! What do I do?
Same here it’s horrible. I’ve been feeling so discouraged…. My husband has medical challenges that prevent us from intimacy and I’m pretty sure I have endo so I’m very grieved over this… it’s also hard when you want to have children and can’t. Meanwhile, those who you know who don’t want them, are pregnant. It’s really unfair
Thank you for this information. I believe I have Endometriosis, because this pain and bleeding is debilitating! 😩
My doctor had me get a Hysterosalpingagram. My periods were unbearable and I was having trouble getting pregnant. My left tube was mangled from scar tissue. They took my left tube and cleaned up the scar tissue from Endometriosis. I don’t think ppl understand how awful Endometriosis is.
I never had any problems getting pregnant 😢and my doctor misdiagnosed me with endometriosis 😢 I miss my uterus so much
It's so frustrating because I have these exact symptoms plus slight bleeding in stool right before period -and only those couple of days-and asked my gyno if it could be endo and she just said no. Meanwhile, month after month I'm suffering and it's effecting my GI tract. I'm miserable.
It’s difficult to diagnose. It took me having endometrial ablation before seeing/diagnosing endometriosis & by then it was stage 4 (severe, the worst) and spread allover. It was then scraped away & now 5yrs later has all grown back and I’m going to have to have a total hysterectomy, which is frightening. So hopefully you don’t have it, but you’ll know when you do & sadly there’s no cure for it @ this time :(
Please get a second opinion for yourself. I was finally diagnosed via a transvaginal ultrasound after being misdiagnosed for 17 years. Biopsy next week so hopefully I'm starting down the healing path.
Please could I use this video to raise awareness.
For sure!
What helped get rid of the pain for me what cutting gluten out of my diet. Research has been done on women that shows that eliminating gluten from the diet can actually stop the pain for many women!
I’m not giving up cereal
I have a genuine question. I’ve had extremely painful periods I would throw up and feel so light headed to the point of passing out and feel pains like I chalked down to gas pain and had times where I felt like I couldn’t stand up or would have to leave class almost once a week to once a month with this pain. Although I was put on both birth control and levothyroxin for hypothyroidism, I still feel that pain not as hard and not as often but it’s still there and my periods are heavier while in the birth control. Do you think I should get tested for endometriosis?
Can you suggest a doc in the dmv
This is so wild because I have horrible cramps before my period and I have cramps in my legs and long story short I had surgery to remove a cyst and to see if I had endo the doctor said I didn't have it but I still suffer with painful periods especially a week before period and i can't get pregnant so i am positive something is up. I'm going back to a new doctor soon bc something isnt right. I really think I might of been misdiagnosed.
My wife was able to shrink her multiple Fibroid, painful periods , heavy periods and infertility..with a herbal supplements from Dr Aluda on UA-cam..
It could just be that you have reoccuring ovarian cysts, or uterine cysts. They’d have been able to see the endo when you had surgery. That’s when mine was diagnosed & already a stage 4 (the worst) but depending on what type of surgery you had, go get your patient file & look into it. During my surgery that was laproscopic, I had colored pictures of snapshots they took & tons of info as to what was seen, and done.
So I suspected that I might have it because I have pretty much every symptom and it also is prevalent in my family. I mentioned this to my gynecologist, and they said that if I did end up having it they would either have me do physical therapy and put me on birth control which I'm already doing or they would do a hysterectomy which "it's not like they don't believe me that I don't want to have kids but... " I'm 34. I've known since I was younger than 18 that I didn't want to have kids and I've never changed my mind. I also have several other health problems that would make it very difficult for me not only to carry a child to term but to take care of a child afterwards. I don't know what to do at this point. There aren't a lot of OBGYNs in my area that are covered by my Medicaid
I have cramps (mostly dull throbbing ) a week before my period but they become sometimes excruciating when I orgasm. These cramps, while they are annoying as hell, don’t keep me bed bound. But they do leave me in a bad mood. I haven’t noticed any breast tenderness either. Once my period arrives they go away (the bad cramps, I mean). And I bleed for about 4-5 days.
I haven’t ever gone to a doctor with this since I’m terrified of what they may say. But do you think going on birth control might help with it?
Birth control would not help with the pain only the heaviness of your bleeding
Usually results from an injury to pelvic nerves that blows out the valve between the uterus and Fallopian tube so that the menses spill out into your pelvis.
Injured nerves then grow back to cause pain in response to light touch (allodynia). That “touch” is dilating blood vessels in the build-up to your period.
Ectopic endometrium is incidental to these really bad nerves !
I had pain only one time i was misdiagnosed 😢 with endometriosis. I lost my uterus to this i can understand why my doctor removed mine because it does not show on any of my pictures 😢 pathology was negative too.😢 He clearly had no idea.
I have severe vaginal pain before and during my periods i cant even move or get up from bed. Does someone know is it because of endometriosis? I did take a scan but everything is normal so i dont know what to do
This is me!
Yo vengo buscando un bebe hace 2 años y llevo un año de estudios de todo tipo! El 21 me opero de endometriosis es una cirugía laparoscopica en mi caso los dolores son infernales al punto de que me abriria la panza yo de como me duele.. pero por suerte tengo fe de qie la cirugia me calme
Y la histerectomia no cura la endometriosis 😢. Yo fue mal diagnosticada por dolor pelvico ahora sin útero mi vida es un caos 😢. Nunca tuve problemas para embarazarme y me quedé sin útero.
I have a question. Since the lining is shed every month and the blood has nowhere to go, does it eventually go into your intestines and stool? Where does the blood and tissue go?
It doesn’t go anywhere because it has no place to go. It remains in your body and leads to inflammation and scar tissue and for the majority of sufferers -- pain.
@@caradelorenz7818 but doesn't that mean over time there is a build up of endometrial tissue and blood outside the uterus. Wouldnt there be a significant mass and fluid in the lower abdomen area that can be seen via imaging or ultrasound?
@@poopcracksmeup yes that's wht was just found on my CT.
Good question. The fluid gets reabsorbed after some time but it causes inflammation. Women with endometriosis tend to have some free fluid in their pelvis but it doesnt just remain and build up with each cycle. That would be horrific.
I think i have this, I think every woman should be mandatorily checked for this, the lack of concern us women have is horrible
My younger daughter was experiencing this pain at her lower abdomen few weeks back and we have taken her to different hospitals only to discover that it was pelvic pain, the doctors said they had to operate on it, I couldn't allow them tear her open so I prayed to God to show me the way for the right solution when I came across Dr Iyhere page on youtube. I knew my prayers had been answered.
wow you shouldn’t be allowed to have children
I’m so scared I have this
My wife was able to shrink her multiple Fibroid, painful periods , heavy periods and infertility..with a herbal supplements from Dr Aluda on UA-cam..
Blessed day everyone want to say a big thank you to Dr Mabosa on UA-cam 12years of PCOS gone and ENDOMETRIOSIS gone!! they told me i won't be able to conceive right now I'm pregnant 😊soon to be a mother 😍 after years of pain and hurt
Wow how did you find out you had it ! I have pins and needles in my ovaries I’m only 20 but have had chlamyida more than once and when I went the
Last time I was 18 she told me I was too young to be worried , I went to a fertility specialist to see if my tubes were blocked with an HSG and they ended up being clear
I'm so terrified that I have this. I wanted to have one more kid :(
It’s very much possible I have a friend who’s mom has endo has 3 kids
Hotpinkstars325 - you can still have one more kid. Eat a low carb diet, take a prenatals, eat lots of Avacodo, eggs, and other sources of protein, moderate exercise, low stress, CoQ10, and vitiman C. I promise it works. Good luck and God bless on your journey💜
@@tiffanymonet470 thanks
Any treatment for this ?
yes.follow anti inflammatory diet.Thanks to it i am endo free after 20 years of suffering.They wot tell you that because you cant profit from natural remedies
@Msleah S yaaasss it will help massively you will see! I am dreaming of all girls finally reclaiming back their health. We have so much to do in this world and cant be stuck in sick bodies. Sending all my love. If you ever need help pop into my channel and just drop the comments.xx
Don’t listen to people on the internet telling you that a simple diet change will cure endo, first off. If a diet change stops the pain, it probably was a gastric issue and not endometriosis. I have bowel endo and diet change does not help. It is excruciating.
Doctors used to perform a full hysterectomy for severe endometriosis cases, but now in 2020 a lot of doctors opt to try to laser the tissue off of the surfaces its abnormally growing on before they attempt a more life altering surgery like resectioning or hysterectomy. And to be honest, even though the idea of having your uterus removed is terrifying and heartbreaking, I’ve spoken to two friends who have gone through with the hysterectomy procedure and they said it practically saved their lives. Endo pain is NO joke once it progresses past the first stages. That’s how bad the pain is, that it’s a relief to go through the surgery for some.
@@Tsumami__ well it did with me.I was diagnosed with endometriosis 4 which spread to my lungs and intestines so it wasn't a gastric problem at all.Hysterectomy for endo doesn't help at all! Why anti inflammatory diet brings relief to so many of us?-because its reduces inflammation which means when inflammation is gone the pain is gone and bloating and cramps are gone.I put my own illness into remission naturally after bloody 20 years of suffering so it is possible.Many others did aswell and its enough to even google it here on YT.There are many people who manage to reverse their lupus or diabetes naturally following the same diet so I wouldn't dismiss that to quickly sis.xx
There is no absolute cure for this other than going through menopause for women to stop this.
Being in the state made me remember the woman with the issue of blood in the bible, the unnecessary bleeding doesn't ever cease to stop. When I was told about Dr Iyhere. I booked an appointment with him online, he made the herbs available to me as soon as possible. The bleeding ceased since that very day.