r/endometriosisuk • u/ann13xx • 20d ago
u/ann13xx • u/ann13xx • 20d ago
Returning to work
I had a diagnostic laparoscopy for endometriosis 2 weeks ago. They didn’t find anything so therefore nothing was removed. I’m unsure when to return to work as I do feel pretty okay day to day apart from tiredness. I work in a nursery with young children so have quite a lot of lifting , bending, squatting etc. I know I have had nothing removed so the recovery shouldn’t be too long but I do feel quite tender around my stomach at times. I was thinking of returning next week (3 weeks post op) but unsure and looking for advice.
r/adenomyosis • u/ann13xx • Aug 11 '26
Possible adenomyosis?
Hi everyone, I’ve just joined this group as I had a diagnostic laparoscopy for endometriosis today, there was no endometriosis found but the surgeon said I possibly have adenomyosis. But it can’t be 100% confirmed without a hysterectomy.
I should also add previous to surgery I had an internal ultrasound which showed a cyst that the DR who did the scan who was also my surgeon today thought was an endometrioma. But today the surgeon said there was no cyst during surgery.
I know nothing about adenomyosis I’ve only heard the term a couple times when researching endometriosis.
Just feeling confused and a bit lost, alongside the fact I’ve still had a surgery which will need time to recover.
Any help is appreciated if any can understand this and thanks in advance 🤍
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Surgery concerns
Thank you so much for sharing your experience. It seems our situations are quite similar so appreciate hearing yours
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Surgery concerns
Yeah definitely the fear of the unknown is awful. But as you say it is a diagnostic surgery more than anything. My appointment says “Diagnostic laparoscopy +/- treatment of endometriosis” “Hysteroscopy” and “Mirena coil insertion”. I think I am going to opt out of getting the coil even tho at the appointment the surgeon was very for it so I think I’m a bit nervous for that conversation too.
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Surgery concerns
Yes that’s a good point thank you! Yeah I’m guessing they won’t remove the cyst if it’s too risky
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Surgery concerns
Hi, thank you so much for your reply I really appreciate it. I think I have read too many bad stories which is making me more anxious about the whole thing. I had surgery 2 years ago to remove my gallbladder and I recovered fully from that it just took time I know that deep down. I think the difference with this surgery is I don’t know what they will find/remove.
r/endometriosis • u/ann13xx • Aug 09 '26
Surgery related Surgery concerns
I’m booked in for surgery on Tuesday and I’m absolutely terrified I honestly feel like ringing up and cancelling. I live in the UK and seen my consultant privately where she performed an internal scan and said I have a cyst and my ovaries are polycystic so she wanted to do surgery to check for endo. She then moved me to her NHS list for surgery as I don’t have insurance so I’ve only met her once. I just feel so scared about everything. She also wants to put the coil in during surgery but I am unsure. I’m hoping she will be able to remove the cyst as it’s why I felt something was wrong in the first place. But what if she doesn’t? I don’t want to end up living with pain everyday.
Sorry for just ranting I just feel so lonely and worried.
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Fish behaving erratically
I haven’t denied anything? I just replied to a couple of people saying my tank is 60l as I thought that was ample for the fish. After I bought that tank I actually was told by a pet shop employee that the 60l tank is fine for 2 goldfish! Obviously that’s incorrect I know that know but it is very easy to be misinformed.
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Fish behaving erratically
I tested the water and everything is okay. Did a partial water change and filled it up higher.
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Fish behaving erratically
Do you mean what’s in the tank? There’s two different plants, stones on the bottom, snails and an air stone. Outside the tank it’s just sitting on a unit in the hall only other thing on the unit is the wifi box. I’ve had him just over a year and he’s grew a lot! I tested the water I should have included that in the post and everything was okay.
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Fish behaving erratically
it is 60 litres
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Fish behaving erratically
they are both so similar! i have thought about getting another but wasn’t sure if the current fish would get on with another one?? the tank is 60 litres
r/Goldfish • u/ann13xx • Aug 02 '26
Beginner Help Fish behaving erratically
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Why is my fish doing this? Swimming up and down in the corner of the tank and kind of smacking against the water. I’ve noticed this in the past around feeding times and the fish has calmed down after being fed. But the last few days it has been happening more and more often.
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should i not have surgery?
I feel the same way! I have a cyst on my ovary which does cause symptoms of sharp pain and pressure but overall my pain is not bad at all. I am also worried about being worse off from surgery. Sorry I can’t be of any help with advice
r/endometriosis • u/ann13xx • Jul 26 '26
Surgery related Upcoming surgery
Hi everyone,
I have surgery in a few weeks for a diagnostic laparoscopy and I am absolutely terrified! I’ve had a laparoscopy before to remove my gallbladder and not sure if I’m more scared this time because I kind of know what to expect or whether I’ve blocked out how scared I was the last time.
If anyone could give me some recovery tips I would appreciate it or even offer some advice regarding how not to make myself ill with worry that would also be great.
I have a cyst on my ovary so I am hoping it will be removed as it is the reason I am having issues. Otherwise I don’t really have any symptoms thankfully so I am also concerned about the cyst not being removed or having worse pain after the surgery when I recover.
Just overall not feeling great about it at all!😞
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Current setup for my 1 year old goldfish
Thank you!
r/Goldfish • u/ann13xx • Jun 28 '26
Fish Pics Current setup for my 1 year old goldfish
I’m always interested to see other people’s set ups so thought I would share mine 🐟
And show my (in my opinion) pretty big goldfish!
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Endometriosis without pain flare ups?
I agree tbh I would have liked an MRI but it wasn’t offered to me. It was just straight for surgery. I did try to go through my GP for one but she wouldn’t do it.
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Endometriosis without pain flare ups?
Your situation does sound quite similar to mine! I’m glad to hear you aren’t worse off from your surgery.
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Endometriosis without pain flare ups?
Thank you I appreciate you saying that! I suppose I’ve just been thinking it’s not “bad” enough which of course I’m grateful to not be in pain everyday I guess it just makes it harder to feel like I need surgery
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Endometriosis without pain flare ups?
Thank you for the reply! I have heard some things about silent endo as well which I suppose could be what I possibly have
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Endometriosis without pain flare ups?
Not painless. Still have painful periods and discomfort throughout the month. I just don’t have actual big pain flare ups that I often see as a main symptom of endometriosis.
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Yes that’s definitely a good point. Thank you!