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Endometriosis After Menopause with Dr. Steve Vasilev

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Please join us to discuss Endometriosis After Menopause.
Topics that we discussed in this video:
Is it true that endometriosis goes away after menopause?
How does endometriosis of bowel and ureter behave after menopause?
What are the typical symptoms of endometriosis in peri and post-menopausal women?
Why do some doctors say endometriosis will always disappear after menopause? Why is it wrong?
Q&A with patients
We will also hear some personal stuff about Dr. Vasilev’s education and life decisions for joining the endometriosis community.
You can learn more about Dr. Vasilev on his page: icarebetter.co...

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28 авг 2024

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@stephanieburgess8217 2 месяца назад

Dr Matigbay at the Mayo Clinic in AZ does ovarian gynecological surgery and he did mine using the Davinci. Best decision of my life and I’m so grateful that I sought out Dr Arrington who knew what to look for and could send me to the Mayo so I could get my direlhagmatic surgery and all the other things that were done.. it was a 5 1/2 hour surgery and every day I think about how blessed I was to have this surgery.

@aliciagralewicz2804 3 дня назад

Amen 🙌 TRUTH doctor says to me absolutely Not consistent severe constant pain years now menopause endometriosis scar tissue mesh bladder frequency and pelvic groin ongoing musculoskeletal impairment extra area's limited quality of life, thanks for this perfect

@lisaglisan3103 Год назад

I had a hysterectomy 11 years ago due to a large "chocolate" ovarian cyst, endometriosis and adenomyosis. Removed all (cervix included) but my right ovary, yet here I am, 58 years old and still dealing with endo discomfort some months and endo pain other months. Taking Midol on those days when I feel like a teenager dealing with menstrual cramps, bloat and tummy problems helps, but I just wish all this would stop!

@mayrachavez9839 Год назад

I feel your pain 😢is a horrible disease sometimes I just wish I best be death. Don't want to deal with all this anymore

@jaimelee1235 6 месяцев назад

you are heard and not alone.

@user-id5sj5ie9j 5 месяцев назад

Same here

@SomethingNew1133 3 месяца назад

FYI I was diagnosed with endometriosis in my early thirties. I was prescribed progesterone. In about 3 years of treatment, The biopsy came back clean no uterine cancer. I am currently in Menopause and my sixties endometriosis is running rampant in my body. The pain is unbearable and gobs of endometrial uterine tissue(?) are in my system and sometimes being excreted.

@bethannawhite2275 Год назад

Hello, total hysterectomy at age 27. (Endometriosis on bladder, colon all female parts)I am 65 now and have not been off of estradiol until recently, as my lab levels of estrogen are I’ve 1000. My dr took me off of estradiol and put me on twice daily progesterone. Would endometriosis someplace cause extreme levels of estrogen❓thoughts❓thank you

@winniecash1654 Год назад

Yes. Endometriosis makes estrogen, and it's why some women ( like me) have elevated estrogen even after hysterectomy.

@baileysice2715 2 года назад

This has been brilliant and given me a much greater understanding of endo which l believe l have. One question though at 59yrs and 7yrs after a left salpingo oophorectomy, neck of cervix remaining what would make endo flare MAJORLY? l think l have it just about everywhere.

@icarebetter 2 года назад

Thank you for your feedback and question. We published you question on this link and invited our experts to answer it for you: icarebetter.com/endometriosis-forum/question/59yrs-left-salpingo-oophorectomy-what-would-make-endo-flare

@shelleygranger4597 2 месяца назад

I just got my papsmear which everything came back negative;however I never had Anthony Joseph and my results at 62 years old came up positive and showing in my capture and I have no bleeding. What are my options and why wouldn’t I be able to get a hysterectomy from my doctor because I do not want to go through any kind of.

@kateaye3506 Год назад

Dr Vasilev, why do females with haemophilia (mild) tend to have a greater propensity for endo?

@stephanieburgess8217 2 месяца назад

The litature that says excision doesn’t make a difference is wrong! I’m proof of this type of surgery to remove Endo DOES work and does decrease pain.

@user-id5sj5ie9j 5 месяцев назад

Im 49 years and having so much pain..adenomyosis for 7 years rite now

@robert9461 2 месяца назад

I hope you have found some relief

@salamatugobir5084 Год назад

How can i consult with u. And if i want to come how can i get to ur hospital

@icarebetter Год назад

Hi Salamatu, please use this link to get in touch with Dr. Vasilev’s office. They will help you with your questions about getting to the hospital. icarebetter.com/doctor/dr-steven-vasilev/