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Endometriosis

Renee

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Can endometriosis be TMS? I did a search to see if anyone had posted on the subject before but nothing came up.
 
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Oh wow. Thank you for this Caulfield! I have to leave now but will definitely look at all this when I get home. I have been watching Lena Dunham chronicle her battle with endo on IG. She had a hysterectomy and still has pain! I have had pelvic issues my entire life and was diagnosed with endo years ago but since I had undergone a hysterectomy for the pelvic issues (which of course didn't help) I thought it was a misdiagnosis. All this has made me think if TMS is really the underlying cause.
 
I think you are right, many women are misdiagnosed with endo. There are so many abnormalities that could or could not cause pain, it is difficult so tell. I would definitely give the TMS approach a try and not opt for surgery, especially not hysterectomy. There are many side effects to that, e.g. internal scars and adhesions give further problems.
 
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