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I had hysterectomy and unilateral oophorectomy and DIE excision on 15th April. From this month, I was facing diarrhea. My doctor prescribed me tiniba 500 twice a day after food for 5 days. From the day I started taking I faced extreme gas issues. I was taking pan 40 for that. It has been 6 days since I have stopped the medicine but I am still facing gas issues. I took flatuna for 2 days (2 tablets thrice a day).

Today, after having my breakfast, I started feeling mild pressure on my chest area and back while mild pain in back. It was gas. I took flatuna, it didn't do anything,then I took digene which finally helped with this. Anyone please help.

Currently I am on three supplements - A to Z, Supracal 1000, MgD3. I take lipaglyn 4 for triglycerides (it's in normal range now) and tryptomer 10 for anxiety. Does any of this cause this issue or is it that antibiotic that messed up my gut? Any help will be appreciated.

I had hysterectomy and unilateral oophorectomy and DIE excision on 15th April. From this month, I was facing diarrhea. My doctor prescribed me tiniba 500 twice a day after food for 5 days. From the day I started taking I faced extreme gas issues. I was taking pan 40 for that. It has been 6 days since I have stopped the medicine but I am still facing gas issues. I took flatuna for 2 days (2 tablets thrice a day).

Today, after having my breakfast, I started feeling mild pressure on my chest area and back while mild pain in back. It was gas. I took flatuna, it didn't do anything,then I took digene which finally helped with this. Anyone please help.

Currently I am on three supplements - A to Z, Supracal 1000, MgD3. I take lipaglyn 4 for triglycerides (it's in normal range now) and tryptomer 10 for anxiety. Does any of this cause this issue or is it that antibiotic that messed up my gut? Any help will be appreciated.

I had hysterectomy and unilateral oophorectomy and DIE excision on 15th April. From this month, I was facing diarrhea. My doctor prescribed me tiniba 500 twice a day after food for 5 days. From the day I started taking I faced extreme gas issues. I was taking pan 40 for that. It has been 6 days since I have stopped the medicine but I am still facing gas issues. I took flatuna for 2 days (2 tablets thrice a day).

Today, after having my breakfast, I started feeling mild pressure on my chest area and back while mild pain in back. It was gas. I took flatuna, it didn't do anything,then I took digene which finally helped with this. Anyone please help.

Currently I am on three supplements - A to Z, Supracal 1000, MgD3. I take lipaglyn 4 for triglycerides (it's in normal range now) and tryptomer 10 for anxiety. Does any of this cause this issue or is it that antibiotic that messed up my gut? Any help will be appreciated.

I had hysterectomy and unilateral oophorectomy and DIE excision on 15th April. From this month, I was facing diarrhea. My doctor prescribed me tiniba 500 twice a day after food for 5 days. From the day I started taking I faced extreme gas issues. I was taking pan 40 for that. It has been 6 days since I have stopped the medicine but I am still facing gas issues. I took flatuna for 2 days (2 tablets thrice a day).

Today, after having my breakfast, I started feeling mild pressure on my chest area and back while mild pain in back. It was gas. I took flatuna, it didn't do anything,then I took digene which finally helped with this. Anyone please help.

Currently I am on three supplements - A to Z, Supracal 1000, MgD3. I take lipaglyn 4 for triglycerides (it's in normal range now) and tryptomer 10 for anxiety. Does any of this cause this issue or is it that antibiotic that messed up my gut? Any help will be appreciated.

I had hysterectomy and unilateral oophorectomy and DIE excision on 15th April. From this month, I was facing diarrhea. My doctor prescribed me tiniba 500 twice a day after food for 5 days. From the day I started taking I faced extreme gas issues. I was taking pan 40 for that. It has been 6 days since I have stopped the medicine but I am still facing gas issues. I took flatuna for 2 days (2 tablets thrice a day).

Today, after having my breakfast, I started feeling mild pressure on my chest area and back while mild pain in back. It was gas. I took flatuna, it didn't do anything,then I took digene which finally helped with this. Anyone please help.

Currently I am on three supplements - A to Z, Supracal 1000, MgD3. I take lipaglyn 4 for triglycerides (it's in normal range now) and tryptomer 10 for anxiety. Does any of this cause this issue or is it that antibiotic that messed up my gut? Any help will be appreciated.

I had hysterectomy and unilateral oophorectomy and DIE excision on 15th April. From this month, I was facing diarrhea. My doctor prescribed me tiniba 500 twice a day after food for 5 days. From the day I started taking I faced extreme gas issues. I was taking pan 40 for that. It has been 6 days since I have stopped the medicine but I am still facing gas issues. I took flatuna for 2 days (2 tablets thrice a day).

Today, after having my breakfast, I started feeling mild pressure on my chest area and back while mild pain in back. It was gas. I took flatuna, it didn't do anything,then I took digene which finally helped with this. Anyone please help.

Currently I am on three supplements - A to Z, Supracal 1000, MgD3. I take lipaglyn 4 for triglycerides (it's in normal range now) and tryptomer 10 for anxiety. Does any of this cause this issue or is it that antibiotic that messed up my gut? Any help will be appreciated.

It's a weird feeling. I don't know how to express it. I had a hysterectomy and unilateral oophorectomy along with DIE excision surgery. As per my MRI, I had mild adenomyosis. I used to have extremely painful period every month. My general gyno gave me mirena (that will apparently fix my endometrioma) which did nothing except increasing the agony. I used to get period 12-15 days a month and I used to be sick for iron deficiency for another 12-15 days and then bam! Period again.

After my MRI which fortunately at least showed that I have stage 4 DIE and an endometrioma destructing 50% of my right ovary, I contacted an endo excision specialist in my country. The decision was I definitely have to lose my right ovary otherwise the disease will definitely come back within months and "if I want" I can also opt for hysterectomy. After talking with my bf who told me "I can't see you in pain anymore, let's stop the period. If we want kids in the future, we will adopt." He said this to me multiple times and actually he meant it. I remember him crying one day (in another room) when he saw me in excruciating pain.

I opted for a hysterectomy too. Not going to lie, I was sad. The fact that I can never give him our kid - it felt like I am not enough, and I am a loser and a coward who did the hysterectomy even when the adenomyosis was MILD. My endo specialist also told me after seeing my MRI, a day before my surgery, that since the adeno is mild, if you don't want to, there is no need for a hysterectomy. I was so confused that night. I cried so much. I never cried like this. It felt like I was mourning the death of someone who did not even exist. My bf was there, comforting me and hugging me tightly he said, " although you know what I want, but remember your decision is the final. I will support you in whatever decision you make". I am so happy that that day I was brave enough to choose myself and save myself from further agony.

It's been 2½ months of my surgery. The recovery is sometimes smooth, sometimes rough. The last few days were very rough, both physically and emotionally. One of my younger cousins gave birth to a handsome boy. Believe me, I am so happy for her and I already fell in love with that little kiddo and his smile. But deep inside there was sadness, not regret but sadness.

Today, while going through my file, i saw my biopsy report. Apparently, it was not mild, it was EXTENSIVE adenomyosis + fibroid. My uterus was enlarged. Pretty sure, no medicine would have saved me from the further agony if I chose otherwise. Mirena will never work for me, I know from experience. I am so happy. All of a sudden, I feel so much positive energy. I no longer have to think that if I had my daughter with my genetics, she will definitely have endo. But, I can hope, the girl I am gonna adopt won't have this disease because no mom wants this for her child, but unfortunately, if she does have it, I know exactly what to do and how to do so that my daughter can live her life healthy and happy, unlike her mom whose 20s were full of depression and sadness. Also, I will definitely teach her to choose herself first, without any shame or second thought.

It's a weird feeling. I don't know how to express it. I had a hysterectomy and unilateral oophorectomy along with DIE excision surgery. As per my MRI, I had mild adenomyosis. I used to have extremely painful period every month. My general gyno gave me mirena (that will apparently fix my endometrioma) which did nothing except increasing the agony. I used to get period 12-15 days a month and I used to be sick for iron deficiency for another 12-15 days and then bam! Period again.

After my MRI which fortunately at least showed that I have stage 4 DIE and an endometrioma destructing 50% of my right ovary, I contacted an endo excision specialist in my country. The decision was I definitely have to lose my right ovary otherwise the disease will definitely come back within months and "if I want" I can also opt for hysterectomy. After talking with my bf who told me "I can't see you in pain anymore, let's stop the period. If we want kids in the future, we will adopt." He said this to me multiple times and actually he meant it. I remember him crying one day (in another room) when he saw me in excruciating pain.

I opted for a hysterectomy too. Not going to lie, I was sad. The fact that I can never give him our kid - it felt like I am not enough, and I am a loser and a coward who did the hysterectomy even when the adenomyosis was MILD. My endo specialist also told me after seeing my MRI, a day before my surgery, that since the adeno is mild, if you don't want to, there is no need for a hysterectomy. I was so confused that night. I cried so much. I never cried like this. It felt like I was mourning the death of someone who did not even exist. My bf was there, comforting me and hugging me tightly he said, " although you know what I want, but remember your decision is the final. I will support you in whatever decision you make". I am so happy that that day I was brave enough to choose myself and save myself from further agony.

It's been 2½ months of my surgery. The recovery is sometimes smooth, sometimes rough. The last few days were very rough, both physically and emotionally. One of my younger cousins gave birth to a handsome boy. Believe me, I am so happy for her and I already fell in love with that little kiddo and his smile. But deep inside there was sadness, not regret but sadness.

Today, while going through my file, i saw my biopsy report. Apparently, it was not mild, it was EXTENSIVE adenomyosis + fibroid. My uterus was enlarged. Pretty sure, no medicine would have saved me from the further agony if I chose otherwise. Mirena will never work for me, I know from experience. I am so happy. All of a sudden, I feel so much positive energy. I no longer have to think that if I had my daughter with my genetics, she will definitely have endo. But, I can hope, the girl I am gonna adopt won't have this disease because no mom wants this for her child, but unfortunately, if she does have it, I know exactly what to do and how to do so that my daughter can live her life healthy and happy, unlike her mom whose 20s were full of depression and sadness. Also, I will definitely teach her to choose herself first, without any shame or second thought.

It's a weird feeling. I don't know how to express it. I had a hysterectomy and unilateral oophorectomy along with DIE excision surgery. As per my MRI, I had mild adenomyosis. I used to have extremely painful period every month. My general gyno gave me mirena (that will apparently fix my endometrioma) which did nothing except increasing the agony. I used to get period 12-15 days a month and I used to be sick for iron deficiency for another 12-15 days and then bam! Period again.

After my MRI which fortunately at least showed that I have stage 4 DIE and an endometrioma destructing 50% of my right ovary, I contacted an endo excision specialist in my country. The decision was I definitely have to lose my right ovary otherwise the disease will definitely come back within months and "if I want" I can also opt for hysterectomy. After talking with my bf who told me "I can't see you in pain anymore, let's stop the period. If we want kids in the future, we will adopt." He said this to me multiple times and actually he meant it. I remember him crying one day (in another room) when he saw me in excruciating pain.

I opted for a hysterectomy too. Not going to lie, I was sad. The fact that I can never give him our kid - it felt like I am not enough, and I am a loser and a coward who did the hysterectomy even when the adenomyosis was MILD. My endo specialist also told me after seeing my MRI, a day before my surgery, that since the adeno is mild, if you don't want to, there is no need for a hysterectomy. I was so confused that night. I cried so much. I never cried like this. It felt like I was mourning the death of someone who did not even exist. My bf was there, comforting me and hugging me tightly he said, " although you know what I want, but remember your decision is the final. I will support you in whatever decision you make". I am so happy that that day I was brave enough to choose myself and save myself from further agony.

It's been 2½ months of my surgery. The recovery is sometimes smooth, sometimes rough. The last few days were very rough, both physically and emotionally. One of my younger cousins gave birth to a handsome boy. Believe me, I am so happy for her and I already fell in love with that little kiddo and his smile. But deep inside there was sadness, not regret but sadness.

Today, while going through my file, i saw my biopsy report. Apparently, it was not mild, it was EXTENSIVE adenomyosis + fibroid. My uterus was enlarged. Pretty sure, no medicine would have saved me from the further agony if I chose otherwise. Mirena will never work for me, I know from experience. I am so happy. All of a sudden, I feel so much positive energy. I no longer have to think that if I had my daughter with my genetics, she will definitely have endo. But, I can hope, the girl I am gonna adopt won't have this disease because no mom wants this for her child, but unfortunately, if she does have it, I know exactly what to do and how to do so that my daughter can live her life healthy and happy, unlike her mom whose 20s were full of depression and sadness. Also, I will definitely teach her to choose herself first, without any shame or second thought.

It's a weird feeling. I don't know how to express it. I had a hysterectomy and unilateral oophorectomy along with DIE excision surgery. As per my MRI, I had mild adenomyosis. I used to have extremely painful period every month. My general gyno gave me mirena (that will apparently fix my endometrioma) which did nothing except increasing the agony. I used to get period 12-15 days a month and I used to be sick for iron deficiency for another 12-15 days and then bam! Period again.

After my MRI which fortunately at least showed that I have stage 4 DIE and an endometrioma destructing 50% of my right ovary, I contacted an endo excision specialist in my country. The decision was I definitely have to lose my right ovary otherwise the disease will definitely come back within months and "if I want" I can also opt for hysterectomy. After talking with my bf who told me "I can't see you in pain anymore, let's stop the period. If we want kids in the future, we will adopt." He said this to me multiple times and actually he meant it. I remember him crying one day (in another room) when he saw me in excruciating pain.

I opted for a hysterectomy too. Not going to lie, I was sad. The fact that I can never give him our kid - it felt like I am not enough, and I am a loser and a coward who did the hysterectomy even when the adenomyosis was MILD. My endo specialist also told me after seeing my MRI, a day before my surgery, that since the adeno is mild, if you don't want to, there is no need for a hysterectomy. I was so confused that night. I cried so much. I never cried like this. It felt like I was mourning the death of someone who did not even exist. My bf was there, comforting me and hugging me tightly he said, " although you know what I want, but remember your decision is the final. I will support you in whatever decision you make". I am so happy that that day I was brave enough to choose myself and save myself from further agony.

It's been 2½ months of my surgery. The recovery is sometimes smooth, sometimes rough. The last few days were very rough, both physically and emotionally. One of my younger cousins gave birth to a handsome boy. Believe me, I am so happy for her and I already fell in love with that little kiddo and his smile. But deep inside there was sadness, not regret but sadness.

Today, while going through my file, i saw my biopsy report. Apparently, it was not mild, it was EXTENSIVE adenomyosis + fibroid. My uterus was enlarged. Pretty sure, no medicine would have saved me from the further agony if I chose otherwise. Mirena will never work for me, I know from experience. I am so happy. All of a sudden, I feel so much positive energy. I no longer have to think that if I had my daughter with my genetics, she will definitely have endo. But, I can hope, the girl I am gonna adopt won't have this disease because no mom wants this for her child, but unfortunately, if she does have it, I know exactly what to do and how to do so that my daughter can live her life healthy and happy, unlike her mom whose 20s were full of depression and sadness. Also, I will definitely teach her to choose herself first, without any shame or second thought.

I am getting married this year - only registered marriage. Unfortunately, I lost my father and my fiance lost his mother few years back. We want to get married in the presence of our parents (my mom, his dad) only. Can we get our marriage registered with these two witnesses?

Info : we both are hindu. We are from Kolkata.

Also, what is the cost of this procedure? What is the process? Do we need a lawyer?

I am 8 wpo. I had sub-total hysterectomy with unilateral oophorectomy, DIE excision, bowel shaving. After my surgery, I haven't faced any constipation issue, rather it's completely opposite. Because I had bowel endo, I always had constipation issue. Now, it feels like my body has completely changed. I poop 3x times more than I used to, honestly it isn't an issue. However, my stomach mucus has increased a lot - this is the major issue. 😭 My recovery is overall going good but this one factor may jeopardize things since I feel so much pressure in my lower abdomen. Anyone faced the same situation, please help me. 🙏🏻

I am 8 wpo. I had sub-total hysterectomy with unilateral oophorectomy, DIE excision, bowel shaving. After my surgery, I haven't faced any constipation issue, rather it's completely opposite. Because I had bowel endo, I always had constipation issue. Now, it feels like my body has completely changed. I poop 3x times more than I used to, honestly it isn't an issue. However, my stomach mucus has increased a lot - this is the major issue. 😭 My recovery is overall going good but this one factor may jeopardize things since I feel so much pressure in my lower abdomen. Anyone faced the same situation, please help me. 🙏🏻

I am 8 wpo. I had sub-total hysterectomy with unilateral oophorectomy, DIE excision, bowel shaving. After my surgery, I haven't faced any constipation issue, rather it's completely opposite. Because I had bowel endo, I always had constipation issue. Now, it feels like my body has completely changed. I poop 3x times more than I used to, honestly it isn't an issue. However, my stomach mucus has increased a lot - this is the major issue. 😭 My recovery is overall going good but this one factor may jeopardize things since I feel so much pressure in my lower abdomen. Anyone faced the same situation, please help me. 🙏🏻

I am 8 wpo. I had sub-total hysterectomy with unilateral oophorectomy, DIE excision, bowel shaving. After my surgery, I haven't faced any constipation issue, rather it's completely opposite. Because I had bowel endo, I always had constipation issue. Now, it feels like my body has completely changed. I poop 3x times more than I used to, honestly it isn't an issue. However, my stomach mucus has increased a lot - this is the major issue. 😭 My recovery is overall going good but this one factor may jeopardize things since I feel so much pressure in my lower abdomen. Anyone faced the same situation, please help me. 🙏🏻

I am 8 wpo. I had sub-total hysterectomy with unilateral oophorectomy, DIE excision, bowel shaving. After my surgery, I haven't faced any constipation issue, rather it's completely opposite. Because I had bowel endo, I always had constipation issue. Now, it feels like my body has completely changed. I poop 3x times more than I used to, honestly it isn't an issue. However, my stomach mucus has increased a lot - this is the major issue. 😭 My recovery is overall going good but this one factor may jeopardize things since I feel so much pressure in my lower abdomen. Anyone faced the same situation, please help me. 🙏🏻

Please suggest an honest shop where I can get money in exchange for gold. I need money for a health emergency now.

I (32F) recently had a hysterectomy and unilateral oophorectomy for endo and adeno. During the research I learnt a lot about menopause and I need help. My mom (59F) hit menopause in her late 40s. Now, after all reading and consulting doctors due to my experience, I asked my mom if she had gone through this. She said, she didn't consult any gynaecologist at that time and honestly I am worried for her.

1. she was diagnosed with heart arrhythmia when she was 52.

2. She has bone issues too.

I am going to consult with a gynaecologist for her because I think any woman post menopause should be aware of her hormone situation and given she has not removed any reproductive organs, I want to go for tests related to cancer markers too.

I am one month post op so I cannot go now.

ANY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR WHAT TESTS SHE SHOULD DO? I will talk to the doctor and if she misses any test, I can ask for it. That's why I am asking.

I (32F) recently had a hysterectomy and unilateral oophorectomy for endo and adeno. During the research I learnt a lot about menopause and I need help. My mom (59F) hit menopause in her late 40s. Now, after all reading and consulting doctors due to my experience, I asked my mom if she had gone through this. She said, she didn't consult any gynaecologist at that time and honestly I am worried for her.

1. she was diagnosed with heart arrhythmia when she was 52.

2. She has bone issues too.

I am going to consult with a gynaecologist for her because I think any woman post menopause should be aware of her hormone situation and given she has not removed any reproductive organs, I want to go for tests related to cancer markers too.

I am one month post op so I cannot go now.

ANY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR WHAT TESTS SHE SHOULD DO? I will talk to the doctor and if she misses any test, I can ask for it. That's why I am asking.

Today marks the 31st day post op (sub-total hysterectomy with unilateral oophorectomy). I decided to refrain from any sexual activity including masturbation for 3 months (doctor told me to wait for 1.5 months). Not going to lie, it was becoming harder the past few days. I still tried. Today while I was dreaming (tmi : me and my partner doing it in my dream), I came in real life. 😭

I don't know what to do 😒

I am not feeling bad physically right now but I am scared.