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Hi everyone,
I just got back from the gyne and they said that I will need another
laporoscopy b/c there's fluid build up in my left fallopian tube.

I went there b/c I had pain in my right side. The only thing they
saw on the ultrasound was the issue on the left side. The nurse said
that it's common for people to experience pain on the opposite side
of the cause.

I had endometriosis when I was 17 and it was all cleaned out w/ a
laporoscopy. I have been on birth control even since which is about
12yrs.

I would like to find a homeopath to help me w/ this, but I'm thinking
I should go ahead and get the immediate issues taken care of w/ the
laporoscopy. What do you guys think?

LaHoma

HI lahoma,
i have a similar problem. i was dx with bilateral hydrosalpinx,
which i think is what you are talking about when you say fluid in
your fallopian tube. that's what hydrosalpinx is...fluid that builds
up in the fallopian tube due to scar tissue which blocks the end of
the tube to allow the fluid out. endometriosis can cause this scar
tissue to go up into the fallopian tubes.
if this is indeed the case, i would sincerely advise you not to do a
laparoscopy because with any surgery, there will be more scar tissue
always--it's a natural side effect of any surgery. and if that's
what's in your tube, i would advise against it, because even if they
do get the scar tissue cut out of the tube there is a big chance it
will grow back as a result of the surgery itself.
i have been doing homeopathy for my issue and have felt a lot
better. so we will see. but many homeopaths i have spoken to say
that hydrosalpinx is curable thru homeopathy, God willing. so i
think you might want to put off the surgery for now, unless it's too
painful to bear. the choice is yours, but just wanted to give you my
two cents. take care. and i hope you get your situation resolved
whether it's thru homeopathy or another source.
jojo

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Hi,

Read the article on my website

http//www.bar-do.net

titled

"Endometriosis and Menstural Pain" by Dr. Suriya Osman, who is a
gynocologist/endocrinologist and homeopath.

She there writes about many aspects of endometriosis, including
homeopathy.

Regards

Luise
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So definitely know what's true:
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and 2 times 2 is 2:-)
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Okay. I just need to find a good homeopath. There is one near ne
who is also a nurse. I'll rry to call her on monday.
LaHoma

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Very excellent review of a difficult condition, Jean