caffeine and uterine adhesions, etc - was: Doc - Fibrocystic Breasts

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Would caffeine also contribute to fibroids in the uterus (the name escapes

me, but I've had them in the past - I'm thinking I may have them again) or

interuterine adhesions. If not, what would be contributing factors.

Something's definitely amiss.

 

To make a long story short for the past seven and a half years, I have

either been pregnant or breastfeeding. Until last November, I'd only had 3

periods in seven years. Josh and Dani weaned themselves about half-way

through my pregnancies - they were both around 2 1/2 I normally wouldn't

have a period until the kids were a little over two yrs old. At which point

I seemed to be hyper fertile:) because I only managed to have a cycle or two

between before I'd become pregnant.

 

This time the mood swings are maddening, as I explained in an earlier post.

Also the pain in the first few days is horrible. At times, it hurts to sit

down, and I cannot walk without hurting - a darned if you do, darned if you

don't kind of thing. There are other symptoms, but they are a bit too

graphic to post publicly. I'm thinking that fibroids or the interuterine

adhesions are back. I don't want to go to my regular OB/GYN because he will

probably suggest a hysterectomy - and I DO NOT want to do that.

 

Tammi Upshaw

 

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" Carrie Watson " <carriewatson32

<herbal remedies >

Saturday, January 31, 2004 8:19 PM

Re: Herbal Remedies - Doc - Fibrocystic Breasts

 

 

> Oh, man! That's definately what it was for me! I drank coffee 24/7 for

> almost 20 years! Whew! When I quit the caffeine, I thought I was going

to

> die! It was worse than the cigarettes!

>

> Carrie Ann

>

>

>

> >Alright Carrie! An ocassional cup is okay... I had these when I was

young

> >- caffeine was the culprit... I was doing way too much caffeine back

> >then... (and other bad habits..lol)

> >Suzi

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