Endometriosis and Exercise?

Question

I had a hysterectomy about 10 years ago due to endometriosis. Last week I did a Pilates class and had a very good work out. Later, when I was done with my work out I found that was spotting.
I did expect to be a little sore due to some new exercises that I was not used to. BUT I have had some extreme stomach pain, which had lasted for about a week. (Yes, I did make an apt with my gyn)
I was wondering if anyone has had problems with endo after a complete hysterectomy? I have not had this kind of pain since before I had the hysterectomy. It wasn't like my stomach muscles were hurting, it was like the feeling that you have when an adhesion tares.
Do you think that this is endo giving me problems? And have you had problems after having a total hysterectomy? I have not experienced anything like this in quit a while.

Thanks for the advice.

Answer 1

Endometriosis -- I had it.
I didn't have all of my right ovary removed and 6 yrs later it was back and worse than ever.

there is a possibility that if they missed a spot of Endometriosis
that it could have grown.

they will do an ultrasound, i wish you the very best.

have you been on HRT??
did u have ur ovaries out?


I know exactly what you mean by that feeling
when YOU KNOW it's back!!

Get to your family doctor asap/if you have to wait for obgyn.
it's an emergency--- you should not be spotting or bleeding, if you have had a hysterectomy.

please seek help asap.

im me if you wanna chat

Answer 2

I have endometriosis but I've never had a hysterectomy. I have had experience with spotting occurring when I've been stressed out.

Even though it's possible this could be stress related due to the fact that you had a hysterectomy I agree that you need to consult a dr to make sure nothing more serious is going on.

Answer 3

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