Endometriosis Update: One and a Half Years Post-Excision Surgery

For most of my life, I have had endometriosis. A year and a half ago, I had endometriosis excision surgery in hopes of getting rid of my endometriosis; however, after a year and a half, the pain and associated symptoms continue to worsen and are almost as bad as what they were before surgery. #godismystrength #endometriosis #excision
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[@zzzoo2]

And you still have the courage to document your struggles. I hope people can take heart from what you give to us.

[@GodisMyStrength]

Thank you so much. I appreciate your kindness.

[@JunesTravels]

So sorry for your issues

[@GodisMyStrength]

Thank you.

[@tommorrowriver]

Praying and hoping it will at least improve..

[@GodisMyStrength]

Thank you.

[@Turkals]

Sending prayers 🙏

[@GodisMyStrength]

Thank you.

[@LyndaRuth1]

I will be Praying for you to get better soon. Endometriosis sounds very painful. I too understand this condition as you well know for the pain is unbearable. I am Trusting Jesus for help to be on the way for you. Prayers and Hugs

[@GodisMyStrength]

Thank you so much. I appreciate your hugs and prayers. Sending lots of love to you.

[@cordyceps4621]

so sorry you have to go through this, my pain is not even nearly as bad, but still, when I get my period I spend the majority of time either in the bathroom or in the bed. The pain spreads do my legs and makes my legs feel heavy. Do you experience similar symptoms? Greetings :)

[@GodisMyStrength]

Thank you for sharing. I am sorry you go through so much. I do get pain in my legs, but my legs do not feel heavy. (I now others who have the same symptoms you describe.) Greetings to you!

[@neishatriplett5444]

❤❤❤❤

[@GodisMyStrength]

Thank you.

[@stacyphemister2792]

Would another surgery be helpful? That sounds miserable. Hang in there.

[@GodisMyStrength]

Thank you for your support. It was very hard to find a surgeon to do the first surgery. Most of the surgeons wanted to do a full hysterectomy. The surgeon who did my surgery said if the surgery did not work, he most likely would do a full hysterectomy the next time. My primary care doctor does not want me to get a full hysterectomy because that would put me into menopause. Menopause increases the risk of bone fractures. I am prone to falling and crashing into things. I really need strong bones to prevent bone breaks. Unless I develop a massive ovarian cyst or other major complication, I will most likely just have to tough it out.

[@stacyphemister2792]

@GodisMyStrength oh goodness. So sorry you have to go through this. It's hard to decide which way to go sometimes. Thank you for explaining.

[@GodisMyStrength]

@@stacyphemister2792 Thank you for all your support.