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After IV Stage Endometriosis Was Operated. Abdominal Pain And Fatigue. Normal?
Hi I am aking Qlaira for 3 months now after IV stage endometriosis was operated (laporoscopic surgery). I felt all kinds of side effects from the pill , but this last week they got immensly worse- i am not able to walk after around 20min, the fatigue comes so sudden and with abdominal pain , I feel like somebody kicked me many times in my belly. After this I am able to walk only very very slowly and it feels big big effort. Also for several days I have fever of 37.5 degrees. I went to my gynecologist with all this and she checked me, made an echoscopy and said that I am fine, and this is all a side effect of the pill and just to continue drinking it. But I am worried- I have 10percent of my usual energy and those abdominal pains every day also scare me. Is that really normal and I should just continue drinking the pill??
Wed, 7 Aug 2013
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The symptoms you have explained possiblly due to side effects of pills.
As explained by your gynecologist drinking water does helps
As your echoscopy is normal. Which I presume is done by experienced specialist. The worry recurrent endometriosis is low.
However after stage iv endometriosis the chances of recurrent disease is there.
You symptoms could possibly be due to recurrent disease. ..
My advice is to go for mri / ct scan examination if symptoms persists after consulting you gynecologist.
Good luck
St
The symptoms you have explained possiblly due to side effects of pills.
As explained by your gynecologist drinking water does helps
As your echoscopy is normal. Which I presume is done by experienced specialist. The worry recurrent endometriosis is low.
However after stage iv endometriosis the chances of recurrent disease is there.
You symptoms could possibly be due to recurrent disease. ..
My advice is to go for mri / ct scan examination if symptoms persists after consulting you gynecologist.
Good luck
St
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