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Re: baffled now - someone with more experience please?

From: Marcia (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Jul 24 09:11:08 2001

Hi Julie:

I agree with Brandy...we are all different, and some months can be terrible with pain, others relatively painfree...I wonder though, whether yours was ovary pain the last time? It sounds the same as my ovary pain...then some months when it is the left ovary, there is no pain at all.

Gosh, can't you see a gyn sooner than January? That seems an awfully long time to make you wait!

Sending you painfree wishes,

~~Marcia~~

At Tue, 24 Jul 2001, Julie wrote: >
>Hi,
>This is my second posting on this subject (I have no idea what happened
>to the first that I posted yesterday!?!). Anyway, back to the point:
>
>I was beginning to come to the conclusion that the recurrent abdominal
>pain I was getting was endo., due to type of pain, location, results of
>scan unhelpful, pain much worse during last period, etc. Now, I'm
>baffled. During the latest period there was no pain. Some slight
>swelling and discomfort, but not the horrible grinding miserable pain
>that drove me to take painkillers for a week last time. The pain is in
>the right side (I have posted about it before). So, I suppose this
>means that the pain can't be endo., or surely I would get it every
>period?
>
>Would some kind person with more experience please advise? I really
>thought I was getting somewhere. I have an appointment with a gynae.,
>but it's not until January 2002.
>
>Appreciating your support neverthless,
>Julie

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