Scar Endometriosis

2020-06-17 03:54:54
Hi, I've been advised to go through a surgery for scar endometriosis but surgery date is not confirmed yet. Can anyone tell me how long is the hospitalization for this procedure take and the resting period for the same. TIA
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It’s a rare condition.you should discuss the stay and billing etc to the doctor you are consulting.hoe can someone say that to you can go home in 2 days if we are not seeing your condition post surgery .thats the surgeons call .i hope you understand and trust your doctor

Answered2020-06-18 03:14:25

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Lupride as above if not effective excision is must

Answered2020-06-17 05:14:06

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Go for luprodex injection Instead of surgery Works great in endometriosis All my endometriosis cases gets cured by taking injections

Answered2020-06-17 04:55:34

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Depends on the size of endomeyriotic scar and the tissue involved. Mostly three to four days max.

Answered2020-06-17 03:58:29

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Alongside lupride injection add Letrozole 2.5 mg once a day for a month at bedtime

Answered2020-06-17 13:13:18

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Usually it takes 30 to 60 minutes,but depends on lesion time may increase or decrease Discharge from hospital depends on your recovery and hospital protocol, usually three to four days You can do your daily activities as soon as you comfortable, avoid heavy work for three months .

Answered2020-06-17 04:14:10

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