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Re: May have endo!
From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Oct 30 20:26:50 2001
You may have endo, but then again...I am not a doctor. I hope that you
will be able to go to an obgyn and have things checked out. I had the
same things....nausea, constipation and etc... I hope that your doctor
will listen to you this time.
Take care and I hope you get to feeling better soon.
At Tue, 30 Oct 2001, anonymous wrote:
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>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
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