ENDO Messages for October, 2001: Re: May have endo!

Re: May have endo!

From: Kari (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Oct 30 19:16:20 2001

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At Tue, 30 Oct 2001, anonymous wrote: >
>Hi I am 27 and for as long as I can remember i have had extreme pains
>when my periode first starts. Several times i have asked my doctor
>about it and they have told me all women have and and so take some
>naprasan and deal with it. The other night it was so bad my blood
>pressure and temperature had dropped rapidly and the pains were severe.
>My husband took me to the ER. They gave me ablood thinner and some
>fluids and a painkiller and finaly i went home. I now have an
>appointment with my primary care doctor but i am sure they will just
>blow me off again. My husband is in the military and so I go to a
>military doctor. If the my doctor doesnt send me to a gyn this time i
>am gonna have a flip. I have asked him about it for at least a few
>years and he acts like I am just making up crap it is driving me nuts.
>The thing is in the military is that your primary care manager must
>refer you to the gyn department. I do not have kids yet but hopes to
>some day in the next few years. I have been so worried lately about
>this. My cycle is completly irregular and sometimes i will skip it all
>together. My doctor said it was do to weight gain. I am overweight but
>by no means obese. Here lately i have had headaches and nausea, and
>constipation regulary. The preg test at the er was negative. So
>basically i have no idea what is wrong. If you have nay advise please
>post a reply i could really use the help. Thanks

I really feel bad for you that you think you're not getting the care you think you deserve! That must be the worst feeling. I'm no Doctor ,but what you have described is also the symptoms of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, I would read about it. Irregular or skipping periods,weight gain,pain are all aquainted with PCOS. Did they happen to do a pelvic ultrasound at the ER? Sometimes a pelvic will help if there is a cyst or any abnormalities,but will not always detect Endo. I really wish you luck at your next appointment! Take Care! Kari

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