Dear hope,
Yes, when menses come, surely mc 2-3 days cos of unbearable pain. Cold sweat, heavy flow, nausea, sharp and extreme pains, even went to a&e before. But the intestines stuck to uterus part I think affects my bowel movement lo. All along I thought I have irritable bowel movement cos no reason will have diarrhea at times and constipation at times. Very very sian one...
The pains during menses are caused by the adenomyosis as the blood lining grows on our muscles and thus it is very very painful. The stuck to intestines part is called adhesions I think, that causes my bowel movement problems, probably some pains too
Dear Dee,
I have no idea why they didn't free it. My surgery was meant to stitch down my ovaries permanently (first cycle failed cos my expanded uterus dragged my ovaries up and not all follicles were retrieved, so NUH doc suggested stitching down to facilitate next fresh cycle).
But during the surgery, the doc said my uterus was so swollen there was no space on one side to stitch down and the other side altho there is space, he said no need to stitch down since it is not very high up. They saw the stuck uterus to the intestines during the op (not before the op) and told me that they are stuck so badly, like a glued envelope, cannot tear apart, if tear apart one organ will be jialat. The doc also noticed one tube blocked with toxins, he cleared it but said it is no longer usable cos blocked too long.
After the surgery, I was honestly upset cos the purpose in going for the surgery (which is to stitch down the ovaries) was not accomplished and I found out about the stuck organs and unusable tube. During my ER, I had 21 follicles but only 6 retrieved. BOTH ovaries were too high so 15 follicles were left in both ovaries and there was nothing I could do. Yet, during the surgery, though one can be stitched, the doc didn't.
And after the surgery when I was resting, the doc came and suggested surrogacy or adoption. I was too groggy to make sense of everything.
Anyway, it is all over now. Other than that surgery this August, my previous 2 surgeries were for my endometriosis to remove blood cysts.
Yup, just think positive now ya? Dr Tan HH is the good-looking doc that some gals were talking about right? I think I saw him the other day when waiting to see dr loh. Tall and handsome! lol. Now you say he is reassuring and caring too. So you must be in good hands