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Endometriosis, Adenomyosis and pudendal neuralgia, made me can't work

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Roxyjoe123
Roxyjoe123

Has anyone had to give up work due too your conditions.

Feeling low about not working and conditions being invisible too everyone else. Just assuming am I fake.

I got support off family and medical stuff it's just the daily pain and not in employment making me feel worse about myself

Kind regards

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  • jenrees12
    jenrees12 Roxyjoe123

    Posted

    I'm sorry your going through this. Have you tried diet change? After cutting wheat and gluten out of my diet, my painful symptoms reduced at least 90%.

  • Roxyjoe123
    Roxyjoe123

    Posted

    Hi

    Thank you both for replying

    Tried diet it's does help but I could do more, just hard when no appetite.

    Iam 38 now, had key hole Await more On good painkillers with a great Gp and endometriosis team.

    I got too excited that I would go back to work after last key hole.

    Pudendal neuralgia is every day and embrassing.

    Again thank you for replying to me.

    Just hate not working because constant pain. Want a hysterectomy but am not aloud. Got to stop feeling sorry for myself.

    Had a good cry with a friend today.

    Just got to be patient and wait for my next appointment with my endometriosis team.

    Far worse people off than me.

    Thanks for listening.

    Hope yous haven't got pain everyday.

    And put 100% into a better diet for endo/Adenomyosis 😊

  • Roxyjoe123
    Roxyjoe123

    Posted

    Will definitely do better on diet and cut everything out

  • Roxyjoe123
    Roxyjoe123

    Posted

    I have tried acupuncture did help but too expensive x

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