are you ever afraid the pain is all in your head?

Question

I'm afraid all the time that I'm just imagining it because I expect it to be there or something. I'm afraid I'm just exaggerating my symptoms and I'm not sure often if I am or not, or if it's as bad as I think it is. I just wish I knew and felt valid with this.

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I'm so glad I've read these comments! I only had my diangosis after my laparoscopy today and the weight off my shoulders is unreal. Purely because I can now say the pain I was feeling and the struggle to conceive isn't all in my mind! Us women know our bodies better than anyone - trust your feelings and don't ever feel that they're not valid. We are troopers 😊 I hope that the pain eases for you and you feel better since this post 💕

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Before I had surgery I wondered if I had a really low pain tolerance. Now, I can't believe what I used to put up with. The pain is very real. I found that guided imagery helped with the milder pain by taking my mind off of it. I hope you find something that works for you!

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I was scared of the same thing all the way up until after my laparoscopy. I was worried they were going to go in and nothing would be there and I'd look ridiculous. But it never hurts to let someone know what's going on.

are you ever afraid the pain is all in your head?

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