I have endo surgery in Birmingham in 2 days. Getting nervous now, but like you I'm so excited to just hopefully feel normal again. I have a different surgeon though, I'm under Mr Afifi. Start my bowel prep tomorrow! Thanks for the video, was really informative!
Hi Scarlet, Hope you're doing well. Thank you for this video, it has been so helpful! I'm going to the same place on 9th Feb for my excision Laparoscopy, but having it with a different surgeon. You mentioned you were working. Can you please confirm if you got a sick note when you were discharged from the hospital and how long it was for? Thank you.
Hello, the reason they may not recommend surgery is because its on your ovary, it may be too complicated without losing your ovary maybe but I'd definitely get a second opinion. You shouldn't have to live in pain x
This is SO beautiful! I have a question, because we’re planning a tentative trip there this summer. To stay at these places, how much pre-planning did you do? I’m sure it may be a bit different in June with tourist season picking up, but were any places booked out, etc when you went? I love your locations! 🥰
It was actually all planned by my family as it was a once in a lifetime trip they have decided to ask me to come on so I can’t answer this unfortunately 😢 but I will say that doing the ring road the opposite way around to most people was a lot more exciting! So going north to east first instead of south to east
Omg… your story sounds just like mine!!! 😩 like so many things you mentioned! I finally went private and I have 2 chocolate cysts (gp gave me antibiotics for UTI!!) Currently waiting for my gynaecologist at the hospital to bring forward my appointment as 3 months ago he said ibs…. But not I have some proof that I’m not going mental 😩
Hello everyone big shout out to Dr Mabosa herbal on RU-vid he is indeed a life saver my ENDOMETRIOSIS and my BLOCKED FALLOPIAN TUBE wiped out with his natural herbal medications without laparoscopy I'm more than grateful..
Blessed day everyone want to say a big thank you to Dr Mabosa on RU-vid 12years of PCOS gone and ENDOMETRIOSIS gone!! they told me i won't be able to conceive right now I'm pregnant 😊soon to be a mother 😍 after years of pain and hurt.
Thanks for sharing your vlog. I have recently had my Umbilical Endometriosis Excision just over two weeks ago. I have gone through all the pain of Pelvis Endometriosis and bleeding from Umbilicus along with multiple needle like pain all around the umbilical. I reported my condition pain and bleeding from Umbilical to my NHS GP, who then sent me for TVS scan. Ofcourse the radiologist/Sonologist could not identify endo in either areas of my overies, pelvis and Umbilical. The report says "no issues detected" 😡😡😡 two weeks after that result I flew overseas to seey parents. Now the actual nightmare occurs. I started bleedingbheacily from umbilical unlike previous bleeding I reported to UK GP. I rushed to a private hospital overseas, they did my scan TVS, pelvis, and Umbilical and found endo everywhere. I was admitted for endo excision, I had to pay for the whole surgery where I had no medical insurance and UK private insurance won't pay for overseas surgeries. I'm physically, mentally and financially drained. My GP now stopped responding, not even giving me telephonic consultation while I recover overseas. For those who are suffering from Chronic pain, please do not rely on one GP, if possible go private and get your conditions detected and excised. Unfortunately there is no treatment for endo, other than surgery.
Just had my first laparoscopy this Friday, NHS, Northwick Park hospital, London, they do let you to stay 1-2 nights if you request that, if you feel more safe to stay under their supervision, the doctor told me to stay more if I want, they found me in stage 3 , so quite advanced, though the scans did not show anything at all....I waited 1 year in the queue, in covid times, so was quite quickly, I heard that before covid, other ladies in UK were waiting even 2 years, so I consider myself lucky. While waiting for the laparoscopy, I had a LETZ last year, that took away a big part of my period pains. The nurses and doctors were good, it is an endometriosis clinic so they operate endometriosis here nearly every day, via NHS , if you can't afford private, like me- I couldn't afford, NHS is good, too, just make sure that the people that treat you have experience with endometriosis. I did not pay for anything, its all for free( well, I pay my annual taxes, like all of us).
@@haley7642 yeah like most of ours are done outpatient so you just go home after so it’s interesting to see people getting their own rooms and stuff . That seems very helpful .
@@Kaycinee I’ve actually heard from many women with endo it’s better o be home in your own bed. It can be emotional getting news either good or bad for most and being there without a medical reason to support it can be hard. I thought the same thing that I’d want to stay until I had my lap and all I wanted to do was go home
Gianina, I hope you are recovering well. I have had my Umbilical Endometriosis Excision two weeks ago and still in enormous pain around the drainage area and the 6inches excision stiches where my Gyno consultant restructured my Umbilical after removing endo.
Hey I just wanted to say a massive thank you I’ve been watching your videos for a while now they have really helped me understand more about it. I’m waiting to have my laparoscopy operation soon. I’m very nervous just thinking about it . Hope your doing well 💗
Hello! No worries I'm so glad that it helped you understand more about endometriosis! I've found the best thing for nerves before the lap is just thinking about how it will be so worth it afterwards and hopefully the pain will go for you! Stay strong and I hope it goes well 💖
@@scarletmorrigan bless you, thanks for this video. I have my lap soon and just a little worried but mine is through NHS, Im having a diagnostic lap and getting my cysts removed and a hydrosalpinx which is a blocked fallopian tube, they are suspecting endo so they will be lasering that if they do find it. Wonder if i would have to stay in - which i dont want to :( Hope you have healed well hun. X
@@ivysmamache good luck I hope it all goes well! You may not have to stay overnight as I've heard on the NHS they only keep you if it's an extensive surgery I believe! X
@@ivysmamache Hi I am having the same procedure on NHS and they are pretty sure they will be removing my tube! I am so nervous. If you can let me know how you get on with the NHS i would be so grateful <3 xx
@@LeonaEvans18 Hi leona, omg I may also be having my tube and ovary removed because of the damage of the hydrosalpinx I shall let you know how it goes. My surgery is on the 19th july, two weeks from today. Really scared and nervous too x
So happy I randomly stumbled on this video, because I'm the girl in the striped top dancing with you lol. Love how you shot this whole thing! Hope you enjoyed your festival xx
