ENDO Messages for July, 2002: Re: Question about urinary tract problems...

Re: Question about urinary tract problems...

From: Trish (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Jul 29 07:12:34 2002

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At Sat, 27 Jul 2002, Elizabeth wrote: >
>Any of you remeber a post called "Warning" last week? Well that was me.
>It turned out that emergency assumed it was a UTI because of puss in my
>urine. After tests were completed they came back negative for UTI. The
>antibiotics for UTI's worked exceptionally well as well as large amounts
>of cranberry juice (I am getting capsules today). Symptoms are
>unbearable pain, pain that was not even touched by T3's together with
>Ibuprophen in max doses. This pain is located both sides mostly on my
>right in the abdominal area around the hips or lower. I also get sore
>at the vagina and outer area. There has been times when my discharge is
>like egg whites and at one point there has been blood in this substance.
>I hope I am not making anyone lose their last meal here LOL. Any
>suggestions would be so very helpful. My GP thinks it might be endo
>related but he knows little about the disease, he also thinks it may be
>kidney stones. I will probably see my Gyno about it. I appreciate your
>help so very much. Thank You, Elizabeth M

Well glad to here that at least someone out there has some similar problems. I went to a specialist a Urinary doc for some of the same problems you have- one of the main reasons is due to the fact that I always have microscopic blood in my urine- is doesn't look like blood but I guess it's got a lot of it in there. I was constantly being diagnosed with UTI's until they finally took cultures and found out that antibiotics couldn't take care of the supposed infection. They are stating that my endo is now on my bladder- so that's why there's blood. Just thought i would let you know you should have your doc refer you to a specialist- there could be something going on there.

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Trish

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