Exploring overlapping health issues, treatment implications, and management strategies for various pelvic pain conditions and their relation to endometriosis.
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What I have been diagnosed with over the years or chronic symptoms. Whether right or not. A lot I think are just symptoms of endo, like my “eating disorder” I think was just because I’m allergic to a lot of foods due to Endo.
•IBS
•Eating disorder (EDNOS)
•hypoglycaemic
•anemic
•chronic migraines
•Alice in wonderland migraines
•IC
•fibromyalgia
•chronic infections in my GI
•Chronic pelvic pain
Chronic cervix infections
•PMDD
•Celiac
•TMD
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If all my current diagnosis’ are correct, then I have:
~Endometriosis
~Adenomyosis
~PCOS
~IBS
~PMDD
~Depression
~Anxiety
~Eating disorder (generalized)
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I want to know if these conditions are related to endo. I have been fighting for a diagnosis since I was a kid.
My Diagnoses:
- Celiac disease
- IBS
- PCOS
- Pelvic Pain/ Hip pain-Bursitis and snapping hip
- PMDD (painful periods)
- Anxiety
I am honestly feeling frustrated with the medical community, and as much as I idolize it as a Pre-Med, I also am angry that many doctors and specialists still misunderstand pain in women 
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My conditions
*chronic severe back pain
*pelvic pain
*chronic migrains
*anxiety
*endometriosis stage 3 (just recently confirmed)
*adenomyosis
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I have been through something similar, and it’s really frustrating. Not all these conditions are caused by endometriosis, but many of them can overlap. Things like IBS, pelvic pain, and painful periods can be linked to endo, while PCOS and PMDD can exist alongside it.
You are not wrong for feeling this way, women’s pain often gets overlooked. If anything, having all these together is a good reason to push for a doctor who looks at the full picture, not just one issue at a time.