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Re: Fw: A 90 Year Old Man (very funny)From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun Apr 1 16:41:51 2001
At Sun, 11 Jul 1999, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >That is so cute! >Stacey TN Stacy, I couldn't find your message but the subject is the nearest to what I am looking for, except my problem is NOT funny. I need to know if an 80 year old woman can have endrometriosis that got its symptoms seemingly all at once at age 78 1/2. Perhaps I was indecently pleased with my sleek figure and good posture (for any age). Dr had even volunteered comment, during a routine pelvic exam during the past five years, that my uteerus was extra high and firm. I bore three children at the proper age, and never had any problems with periods. Shortly before this bout came on dr. had told me that my uterus was very prolapsed. It didn't seem to give me any trouble then so we didn't make any plans. After I got the backache, nausea, stuck-out belly, stck-out rear with a "shelf" on top, dizzy, no, unbaalanced body is more the description, etc. I had at monthly intervals, 6 CT scans with additional fibroids and cysts in and on and both, my woman parts and places such as on adrenal glands and fibroid in urinary bladder. The gynocologist in the city offered me no diagnosis. Did want to make and appointment for a major hysterectomy. When I asked why he said it should heop the hurt in my back. I declined. I didn't want to do that unless I knew what wasthe do-hickies were doing in my other organs and what was to become of them. I "come and go" depending on how much sleep I can get, state of fatigue, etc., except for the lower back which is horrendous when I am on foot for any length of time. Walking is not good. I feel like there is some goof-up that my keeps my lower back kind of attached to something inside with too short a tether. I ate the healthy stuff before it was the style. Pardon me for not sticking to the subject. I set out to see if anyone past menapause, which I finished at 57, had endrometriosis. And I wonder if they can tell the difference on the CT films the difference between fibroids and endremetriol tissue. Because the only option I could think of was cancer,good idea or not, I quit taking my samall dosage of Premarin/Provera. If this gets there, thank you. Annie
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