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experiences from others who has this kind of problem is nice to know too so we can gain learning from this aside from what the doctor would tell us when having a check-up

hmmm... well we couldn't just ignore this one. was this about a part of your endometrium?

yes it is, this is when tissues are growing from the outside of your uterus that happens to be your reproductive organs such as the ovaries and fallopian tubes,could be the intestines the rectum or bladder that will create a condition called endometriosis.

sounds so scary. i don't like how it actually seems to be so complicated coz it really sounds that way.

i thought that this is when you constantly bleed during menstruation wherein it develops in your uterine lining.

i guess so, yeah it is... aha, when your monthly period doesn't normally flow and that it would flow backward into your abdominal cavity and implants there this would lead in this kind of situation.

certainly it is... just got some points too that cysts, lesions and scar tissue could cause the surrounding area to thicken.

i would say it's really worst. this could happen to anybody and i know for a fact that some women would have discomfort or would rather have a bit of it from having endometriosis.

aha you got it right... but some of those others jan, are in very much great pain when having their menstrual before or during their period.

what could be the doctor's evaluation for this?

they are actually using a point system that would based on the number and size of the growths found during a laparoscopy.

laparoscopy? what is that? whew, it sounds scary...

well dear, laparoscopy is a minor surgical procedure used to view the internal organs. laparoscopy have four classifications which are minimal, mild, moderate and severe.

i gotta be sure if i have those kind of illness. there are so many problems regarding fertility that makes women worried so much to get married. this one makes a bit worst to know.

exactly, normally we can't identify this kind of issue right away because of some sorts of busy lifestyle that we women are being focused of. it's just sad that symptoms are hardly to identified and only been noticed when we had a chance for check-ups or rather already planning to have a kid.

how are we able to have this kind of fertility issue? why do we get this kind of illness?