I've been dealing with debilitatingly painful periods since I started them almost 15 years ago. I can't hold down an in-person job because I'm out of commission for at least 1 week every month. I've also been diagnosed with IBS but I manage my anxiety, go to therapy, eat a low-fodmap, vegan, gluten free diet and still have persistent lower ab pain, bloating, back pain, cramps, butthole lightning (lol), 3 weeks out of the month-- so ovulation, PMS, period. Sometimes I get that one week off a month where I feel kind of okay. Does this sound relatable for anyone diagnosed with Endo? I've been to 2 gynos that have basically ignored me, so I'm wondering if seeking a diagnosis is something I should pursue with a 3rd. Thank you for reading!
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Yes, your symptoms sound relatable to those experienced by individuals diagnosed with endometriosis. It is worth seeking a diagnosis with a third gynecologist, preferably one with experience in endometriosis, as there is a lot of misinformation and malpractice in the medical field regarding this condition.
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