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Endometriosis returns after surgery? |
I had a laproscopic surgery done in August of 2007 for endometriosis. I went onto Yaz birth control after the surgery and have been virtually pain and period free since last August. Well the other night I was back in emergency with excruciating pain that felt the exact same as my old endo pain. I also was bleeding heavily which hasn't happened since the surgery. Is it possible that it already came back this fast? I had my gallbladder removed in February and he said there was a stringy stuff on it. Can endometriosis get on the gallbladder too? I'm a little worried about having to have a laproscopic done again. Has anyone experienced this more than once? Yes, unfortunately, endometriosis often returns. Endo can attach itself to bladder, uterus, ovaries, bowel, etc. |
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