You Have What In Your Where?
Greetings all! For those who aren’t aware, March is Endometriosis Awareness Month! It is a time that is very near and dear to my heart, as I have been greatly affected by endometriosis for the past…well, I’ll let you read to find out more. ?
What you are about to read is my very first blog post. Since I had a grand total of 1 follower at the time, I knew I wanted to do more someday to spread awareness. Well, the time is now! This month I will be reblogging many of my endo posts, as well as putting out some new material. If you don’t know about endometriosis, you are going to LEARN this month! ?
?ribbonrx
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Hooray for endo awareness month! I just read your first post linked above. I’m so sorry you had such a terrible surgical experience. My first surgery was likewise horrendous and a total nightmare, so I can emphasize. Also with the doctors who know virtually nothing about endo and give all kinds of incorrect “advice.” Thank the Lord that you’re a pharmacist and knew more than the average person before taking some of their dx and advice to heart. Looking forward to your posts this March!
Read your original post. TMI: The pain during sex – I wasn’t sure if that was due to not being “lubed up” naturally or it was endo. how can one tell?
With endo, the pain for me was (and typically is with endo) during deep penetration. So it feels like you’re being hit deep inside by your partner’s…you know. It’s due to the presence of endo in what’s known as the cul-de-sac (or Pouch of Douglas), which is the anatomical space in the body between the rectum and the vagina, since they’re right next to each other.
Same here – deep penetration like in missionary style. but it only hurts when I wasn’t lubed up naturally. Very interesting, thanks, Ribbon.