Question 1

what are the most common symptoms of diabetes and whats the best test to do to confirm? can endometriosis and diabetes be related?

Accepted Answer

Diabetes: Endometriosis is not related to diabetes.  If you have symptoms from diabetes it is typically  fatigue, frequent urination, sometimes a sugar odor to urine, nausea.  The best test is a fasting glucose level (blood test) and/or hemoglobin A1C (also blood test)

Question 2

what are some difference s in the symptoms of endometriosis and ibs?

Accepted Answer

Endometriosis/IBS: Some symptoms that would be more common in endometriosis are pain with intercourse, pain that begins shortly before menses and becomes severe with menses, or spotting before menses. Ibs symptoms would normally be less related to the menstrual cycle.

Question 3

does endometriosis have symptoms?

Accepted Answer

Endo: The most comon symptom is severe dysmenorrhea or pain with menses that is not relived by use of nsaid's and or bcp for more than 3 mo. Fatigue, painful intercoures, pain with bowel movements, bloating around ovulation and menses are other comon nonspecific symptoms.

Question 4

can you tell me the symptoms of endometriosis?

Accepted Answer

Varies: Some patients have no symptoms and others have pain with their cycles, sex, or daily with any activity.

Question 5

what are the typical symptoms of endometriosis?

Accepted Answer

Unpredictable: Most commonly, women present with severe menstrual cramps, painful intercourse, and infertility.

Question 6

what are some signs / symptoms of endometriosis?

Accepted Answer

Pelvic pains: Endometriosis is a condition where normal uterine lining is out side the uterus reacting to menstrual cycles, causing pelvic pains, painful menstruation, painful sex, abdominal pain and distensions due to adhesion, need to see gyn doctor., .

Question 7

what are the most common symptoms of endometriosis?

Accepted Answer

Endo: Pain with menses that it is severe and incapacitating is the most common. Painful intercourse specially with deep penetration, fatigue, bowel changes. Premenstrual and ovulation pain could be present.

Question 8

why do i still have symptoms of endometriosis at 55?

Accepted Answer

It's not gone !: Endometriosis is a chronic condition. It is a myth that menopause will cure it. The tissue needs to be removed. Alternatively, you may have pelvic pain from other causes. Laparoscopic examination
makes the diagnosis. The picture shows endometriosis being removed with robotic surgery, in my professional opinion, the best way to resect the disease. Talk to your gynecologist.

Question 9

can i have endometriosis without having any symptoms?

Accepted Answer

Yes: We think that about 20% of the pt with endomtriosis are asymptomatic.

Question 10

why some women not having any symptoms with endometriosis?

Accepted Answer

Unknown: The degree of endometriosis does not always correlate with the severity of pain.  Many women with endometriosis have no symptoms.

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