Advice about laproscopies

I've had several laparoscopies over the years for endometriosis, fibroids, adenomyosis, and cysts. You will not lose weight from them. With a laparoscopic surgery, they aren't going to remove the big stuff like the fibroids or uterus full of adenomyosis, so the only thing they are removing is minute amounts of endometriosis or cysts and not enough to show up on the scale. In fact, I weighed more after mine because of the bloat from the abdomen needing more blood flow to heal. That goes away in a few days, though. If you are hurting, however, and they can ease the pain for a little while with surgery, I highly recommend it. Know that it doesn't always work, though, and the pain may come back. They may eventually recommend a hysterectomy. That's what the doctors keep telling me. I'm holding out, though, until I can do my research study in grad school because I think I can reverse the process through exercise. At least in my own anecdotal experience so far, I can prevent the monthly pain by lifting heavy. Heavy weight training (I do a combination of power and hypertrophy training and when I do my study I'm going to narrow it down to which is most effective.) raises testosterone levels in both men and women, and I believe the problem with endometriosis, fibroids, cycst, and adenomyosis (endometrial tissue growing in the muscle belly of the uterus) as well as cervical, uterine, and breast cancers all comes down to an imbalance of estrogen and testosterone where estrogen is way higher then testosterone. Like I said, I haven't proven it yet, but that is what I'm going to study for my research project in grad school because I don't have any pain or problems as long as I'm lifting. As soon as I stop lifting for whatever reason, though, it's back.