Bowel Movements after Resection for Endo

[EmnM]

Hi ,

That sounds like good and bad news for you. good that your symptoms are lessening and that Dr thinks he got it all; totally full on if you have to take synarel long term. I took zoladex for 6mths (same thing) and had the menopausal stuff, I was most concerned with getting my periods back. I agree with the other girls, definitely get a second opinion. There was a thread in here about zoladex/synarel not long ago - have a look and see if you can find it - maybe the moderator can direct you to it. It was a discussion about getting pregnant and using zoladex/synarel to help. Have you thought about natural remedies? are you seeing a fertility natropath/acupuncturist. All the best, let us know how it all goes for you,

thinking of you,

Mich

[YDI]

can you recommend ant naturopaths for this kind of treatment in Melbourne?

[Laranna]

Hi YDI

I had a lap where the gyno removed endo adhesions that were holding my left ovary and tube to my bowel. While, I didn't have any bowel resection, it took a few months for my bowel movements to return to normal. I couldn't eat anything spicy, heavy or sugary, even the slightest bit otherwise I'd have to run to the toilet which was frustrating and painful. I was eating very bland food for ages. It has improved now, but I still avoid anything too spicy and definitely avoid the fatty and sugary foods as my body still doesn't quite agree with them..

Hope you start to feel better soon..

[EmnM]

can you recommend ant naturopaths for this kind of treatment in Melbourne?

Sorry, my natropath is in Sydney. Maybe if you post a thread in the herbal supplements area someone there could direct you?

Good luck

Mich