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Home
About Us
Founders
History
About Endometriosis
FAQs
What is Endometriosis?
Risks
Causes
Diagnosis
Symptoms
What Does it Look Like
Examination
Stages
Infertility
Treatment
Other Causes Of Pain
Psychological Aspects
Herbal and Dietary Treatment
Specialists
Melbourne Specialists
Sydney Specialists
Brisbane Specialists
Perth Specialists
Contact Us
Symptoms
Use the
ecca
Menstrual Chart to assist you to assist us in detection of endometriosis.
Summary
Changes in bowel, bladder, sexual or menstrual function of a cyclical nature.
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Changes in menstrual pain: increasing severity or duration of pain, pain not responding to drugs such as Ponstan or Naprogesic, pain which interferes with normal daily activities or employment. ·
Bowel symptoms of pain, constipation or diarrhoea at time of the period. Sometimes blood or mucous may be passed from the rectum.
Frequency and pain when passing urine, pain when the bladder is full in the morning. Sometimes blood may be passed in the urine.
Menstrual changes including heavy bleeding, prolonged or shortened periods or periods which stop and start. ·
Spotting before the period
Premenstrual syndrome including heavy bleeding, prolonged or shortened periods or periods which stop and start. ·
Tiredness or lack of energy, especially around the time of the period,
Depression
Pelvic pain
Low back pain
Infertility
Ovulation pain
Pain with sex, felt deep in the pelvis which is worse before and during the period and may alter with change of position. ·
A similar pain may be felt during pelvic examination when the doctor places pressure behind the uterus. ·
Abdominal bloating at the time of your period with or without pain