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Best Of Luck To You!!!

Charlotte-
I hope that things work out for you with this dr. However, be cautious. Hope that he is the one, but know that PTS is shrouded in a veil of secrecy, so you may come across obstacles somewhere down the line yet.
You have my happy thoughts through this!! :o)
As for having an enlarged uterus, I have one of those also. I was told that it was not out of the normal parameters, but yet, enlarged. It is also tilted,retroflexed?? As for the diagnosis, I was told by one dr that it was suspected adenomyosis, but the tubal dr, that did the ultrasound, showed no concern, surprise!! *lol*
So, as to what my correct diagnosis is: that is a mystery to me. A number of things can cause this. MAKE SURE that he runs a FSH/LH test on you. Susan has said that on her bloodwork, this was the only test that showed marked changes. I had a testosterone level done and it was three points below the normal low for the lab that did it.
Good Luck!! Keep us posted!! Cheryl :o)

Posted on Mar 24, 1999, 8:09 AM

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