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Salud femenina: experta explica los avances en tratamientos para la endometriosis y miomas

Salud femenina: experta explica los avances en tratamientos para la endometriosis y miomas
San José, 31 may (elmundo.cr) – La endometriosis y los miomas uterinos son dos de las afecciones ginecológicas más frecuentes. Aunque presentan diferencias importantes, también tienen aspectos en común. Ambas p [...]

#Dra.Wasson #Endometrosis #Estudio #Fertilidad #Mioma #Periodo #Tendencias

https://elmundo.cr/tendencias/salud-femenina-experta-explica-los-avances-en-tratamientos-para-la-endometriosis-y-miomas-2/

Salud femenina: experta explica los avances en tratamientos para la endometriosis y miomas

Salud femenina: experta explica los avances en tratamientos para la endometriosis y miomas Tendencias - El Mundo CR

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donkey jess Dec 31, 2022

I had a #hysterectomy with a lot of complications. I wrote about it on my Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm13isEp2mr/?igshid=Yzg5MTU1MDY=

What's remarkable is that so many women have messaged me saying they've had difficulties getting drs to listen to them / take them seriously when they talk about #endometrosis . I can say personally, I went through YEARS of GI testing with everything coming back normal over & over again. Then I'd get dismissed as simply having too much stress & #anxiety.

#medicalgaslighting #spoonie

donkey jess 🦓🫀 | 𝐚𝐝𝐨𝐧𝐤𝐮𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐲 on Instagram: "2022 threw a big, ugly curve ball right as she's fixin to roll over to next year. 2.5 weeks ago, I had major surgery: a #hysterectomy to treat #endometriosis which has been a brewing, growing piece of my ongoing #chronicillness that's infiltrated my life for over 5 years now. I knew at some point I'd need the surgery, but put it off until I just couldn't take the impact it was having on my quality of life anymore, it being an invasive & risky procedure, after all. The #surgery went well, no complications, I was told, & so thus the recovery would begin. An odd thing happened in the hospital, however; a bad reaction to medication or temporary sickness, I'm not sure, but I spent an entire night ferociously vomiting which split an incision & god knows what it might have done to my raw & swollen insides. But, I stabilized & two days later, was discharged. Two weeks later (only a few days ago) I began to hemorrhage. Bad. On instructions from my Dr, I rushed to the ER where, through a series of events & an overwhelmed & frustrating hospital system where navigating as a patient is more often than not, a total nightmare, I was rushed into emergency surgery 24 hrs later, after an enormous amount of blood had been lost. The surgery, risky again, showed a rupture that could've happened during the bad night the first time around, but no one is sure. Either way, they had to completely open me back up, re-slicing tender incisions that had only begun to scab. A 2nd surgeon had to be brought in during the surgery due to the complexity of the problem. "We stopped the bleeding" they told me when I woke up, still foggy with #anesthesia, but we can't confirm what caused this or why. They found some other things which I won't get into, but they were "glad I came in" because had I waited any longer, I'd have "needed a blood transfusion." [The rest of the story in the comments if you're interested] ... 👇"

donkey jess 🦓🫀 | 𝐚𝐝𝐨𝐧𝐤𝐮𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐲 shared a post on Instagram: "2022 threw a big, ugly curve ball right as she's fixin to roll over to next year. 2.5 weeks ago, I had major surgery: a #hysterectomy to treat #endometriosis which has been a brewing, growing piece of my ongoing #chronicillness that's infiltrated my life for over 5 years now. I knew at some point I'd need the surgery, but put it off until I just couldn't take the impact it was having on my quality of life anymore, it being an invasive & risky procedure, after all. The #surgery went well, no complications, I was told, & so thus the recovery would begin. An odd thing happened in the hospital, however; a bad reaction to medication or temporary sickness, I'm not sure, but I spent an entire night ferociously vomiting which split an incision & god knows what it might have done to my raw & swollen insides. But, I stabilized & two days later, was discharged. Two weeks later (only a few days ago) I began to hemorrhage. Bad. On instructions from my Dr, I rushed to the ER where, through a series of events & an overwhelmed & frustrating hospital system where navigating as a patient is more often than not, a total nightmare, I was rushed into emergency surgery 24 hrs later, after an enormous amount of blood had been lost. The surgery, risky again, showed a rupture that could've happened during the bad night the first time around, but no one is sure. Either way, they had to completely open me back up, re-slicing tender incisions that had only begun to scab. A 2nd surgeon had to be brought in during the surgery due to the complexity of the problem. "We stopped the bleeding" they told me when I woke up, still foggy with #anesthesia, but we can't confirm what caused this or why. They found some other things which I won't get into, but they were "glad I came in" because had I waited any longer, I'd have "needed a blood transfusion." [The rest of the story in the comments if you're interested] ... 👇". Follow their account to see 1169 posts.

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