ALL My Symptoms * It turned out to be ADENOMYOSIS 😳
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
- It took a while for me to connect the dots that endometriosis and/ or adenomyosis my be causing my chronic pain and debilitating symptoms, but eventually I made my way to an endometriosis specialist. In this video I share my journey to the appointment that led to my hysterectomy at 26 💜
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⭐⭐⭐ VIDEOS & PLAYLISTS MENTIONED IN VIDEO ⭐⭐⭐
✦HYSTERECTOMY PLAYLIST ⬇ (surgery, pathology, & recovery updates)
• Hysterectomy Series
✦ EXPERIENCING CHRONIC PAIN? Check out this playlist ⬇
Playlist ~ Life with Chronic Pain *
• Life with Chronic Pain
⭐ CHAPTERS //
0:00 Let's Talk About It
1:20 Some Background
2:45 When I was 22...
3:26 When I was 23...
4:24 When I was 24...
5:30 Moving in the Year 2020
8:05 When I was 25...
8:35 Moving...but this time make it extra painful
10:25 Finally Seeing Some Doctors
14:40 The Specialist Appointment
16:21 Symptom Summary
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Very detailed story. So glad you finally got some help ❤
Me too!! Hopefully by sharing my experience, other people will get the help they need 💜
You are looking so much better!
Thank you 💜
Your videos have helped me so much. I’m a couple weeks away from hysterectomy for adenomyosis, and fibroids and suspected endo. I’m scared but hopeful this can give me my life back. Thanks for covering this so thoughtfully and thoroughly! 💌
I'm so happy to hear this video was helpful! I hope all goes well with your surgery and recovery and that you get lots of relief 💜
Thank you for sharing this. Helps! I too just found out I have Adenomyosis. I’ve been waiting for over 18mths to see a gyno. No vomiting but sometimes feel nauseous, bloating, digestive issues, then got vertigo, fatigue and dizziness episodes … along with joint pain. I’m in my late 40’s so these symptoms are combined with peri-menopausal symptoms as well. Just happy to get a hysterectomy surgery date booking for next month or two. Eeek
Wow that is such a long time to wait for an appointment! It's interesting how adeno affects everyone a bit differently and can cause full body symptoms and not just pelvic issues. It'd be real nice if there was more research and information about it. I'm so happy for you to get the treatment you need and I hope you get lots of relief!! Wishing you the best 💜
These personal experiences do help the rest of us- so thank you for sharing your journey as well as those who feel guided as well 👌
@@fertilityshamancindy It makes me really happy to hear that! 💜💜💜
You are the first one to complain of absolutely every symptom and relating it to adenomyosis.ive been classified as just a mental health patient with no cause for my symptoms. I have adenomyosis bulky uterus shown on over 10 ultrasounds I have nausea dizzyness vertigo severe anxiety every single day missed periods for months on end and then periods every 2 weeks. Leg pain leg weakness heavy head tingling all over my body. Severe pain in the abdomen can't eat as feel full all the time and severe fatigue. Makes me feel i am actually crazy being gaslit I feel I'm going to pass out some days I have the runs other days constipated. Constant uti symptoms basically you name it I have it or have had it. I had insomnia and impending doom and then suddenly sleeping 7 hours and not feeling rejuvenated.
Nothing I have found has said these are symptoms and drs just say it's anxiety and mental health issues.
I just want to thank you for sharing your story. I'm the same age as you when you got your surgery. My surgery is in a couple weeks and I'm so excited. I cannot wait to feel some relief and have a quality of life again. Your story is so validating. I wish you only the best ❤
I'm so glad my story resonated with you!! Wishing you lots of relief 💜💜💜
@@morrigansmagikalmakings 🥰🥺❤ Thank you
Thanks for sharing your story. Your videos are a comfort to me as I recover from my hysterectomy as well. I have gone through a similar journey and am now 6 weeks post-op at age 27. If you're comfortable answering, I'm wondering how your incision sites felt the first few weeks and as you continue to heal.
I'm so happy to hear my videos bring you a bit of comfort! So for the first month I wore a binder which helped the incisions stay protected while they were healing and the most sensitive (I have cats that like to walk all over me lol). I would say that during month 2 they were still a bit sensitive but by like month 3 I didn't even feel them anymore. Hope that is helpful and that your recovery is going well!! 💜