Not a problem at all! Yes, each day I feel a little better, but I still have that lingering exhausted feeling still throughout the day.
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Originally Posted by toota  1. Did you know about your septate uterus before the surgery? If so, how?
2. What symptoms were you getting that suggested endo?
3. Did he put a balloon/IUD in place to help healing? |
1. Almost 2 months ago my doctor did a SIS (saline infusion) procedure on me as he thought he saw what looked to be growths in my uterus from an ultrasound image. Since that produces a 3D image of your utuerus, it was clear as day that I had a septate uterus.
2. Well, I've always had irregular periods and such that come with PCOS, but it wasn't until I had my 2nd cyst erupt this past September that things REALLY started hurting. Prior to Sept every now and then it would hurt during sex and I thought this to be normal. After the 2nd cyst erupted in Sept, there was pain all the time. Also, for the first few weeks it hurt like hell to go #2. So basically from all the symptoms my doctor suggested we do the lap surgery and then since the SIS image did not clearly show/deny any growths he suggested the hys surgery and then correct the septate as well.
3. They did put a catheter of some sort in me from fixing the septate. I had my surgery last Thursday morning and then they removed that at my post-op appointment Monday afternoon. I really couldn't tell it was there, but once they removed it on Monday I felt discomfort for the rest of the day so it was then that I definitely new something was there. lol
Please feel free to ask any other questions. It sounds like we may have a similar case. I don't mind sharing my history. In fact, if you search for threads started by me you'll find my newbie thread introducing what has happened for the past 2 years since the first cyst erupted.
When is your surgery scheduled for?
Good luck!