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Have Endometriosis. Bleeding, Pain, Fatigue. What Can I Do?

Hi im Melissa Smith im 33 and have servere endometriosis i live in country sa and doctors at my surgery change regulary i drive 2 hrs to a clinic in adelaide but due to what feels like never ending pain and on off bleeding , the fatigue im losing hope i am in process of changing to a dairy free gluton free diet an wondering if theres anything more you can advise me to do or take i dont work anymore i dont leave the house much anymore and i cant take putting up the pain anymore please help
Mon, 4 Feb 2013
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Hello,
Thanks for the query.
Treatment depends upon your desire to achieve pregnancy.

Prognosis of severe endometriosis is not very good other than surgical treatment.

I recommend you to get a laproscopic diagnosis of its severity and treatment.
Start oral contraceptive pills for 3 months. This could help to some extent.
NSAID to treat dysmenorrea.

Hope this helps,
regards,
Dr Nilofer
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Have Endometriosis. Bleeding, Pain, Fatigue. What Can I Do?

Hello, Thanks for the query. Treatment depends upon your desire to achieve pregnancy. Prognosis of severe endometriosis is not very good other than surgical treatment. I recommend you to get a laproscopic diagnosis of its severity and treatment. Start oral contraceptive pills for 3 months. This could help to some extent. NSAID to treat dysmenorrea. Hope this helps, regards, Dr Nilofer