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Joan's Latest...From: joan (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Jan 31 16:56:58 2000
Ok. You all read about my ongoing saga with my doc... I talked to the "Head of the OB/GYN Clinic" today... LOL... He has NEVER heard of endosalpingiosis, nor has he ever had a patient that still had cramps while on Lupron. "That just doesn't happen" He did look up endosalpingiosis though,and decided that it only happens to women who have had tubal ligations. I have Not had a tubal. So, I'm back to square one! I put a call in to my PCM, I'm waiting for him to call me back. I guess it's time to really push for a referral "off base." My second opinion wasn't any more useful than the first. Is it an "endocrinologist" that so many of you suggested? I am going to try to get this taken care of this week. I am so confused! I am going for a MRI on friday morning, just to see if there is something we could possibly be missing. I'm thinking that if I can get a referral to a REAL specialist, that I should probably start over from scratch. Re do the laproscopy, for a TRUE diagnosis, and go from there... What do you all think? I am just so lost with all of this. Any advice is always appreciated. Joan
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