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Had Partial Hysterectomy, Loop Cone Treatment, Have Endometriosis. Severe Bleeding And Pelvic Pain. Solution ?

i had a partial hysterectomy last year and a loop cone treatment 10 weeks ago due to abnormal cell i also have endromitriosis but in the last 3 months i have severe bleeding and pelvic pain that feel like contractions i have been to a and e serveral times only to be told i might still have some of my womb remaining i had the hystrectomy because i bleed for a year without stoping and was confined to the house because it was s bad it just seems that its all coming back
Sun, 1 Sep 2013
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Hi,
You better undergo MRI once with your doctor advice.
It can help in finding out the presence of endometrial tissue and also in ruling out presence of adhesions etc.
If the endometrial tissue is remaining you can go for hormonal treatment to get relief from symptoms.
If the symptoms persist in-spite of that you may need surgery.
Take care.
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Had Partial Hysterectomy, Loop Cone Treatment, Have Endometriosis. Severe Bleeding And Pelvic Pain. Solution ?

Hi, You better undergo MRI once with your doctor advice. It can help in finding out the presence of endometrial tissue and also in ruling out presence of adhesions etc. If the endometrial tissue is remaining you can go for hormonal treatment to get relief from symptoms. If the symptoms persist in-spite of that you may need surgery. Take care.