ENDO Messages for June, 2003: Re: Confused and Needs Help!

Re: Confused and Needs Help!

From: Stephanie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Jun 27 08:55:24 2003

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At Wed, 25 Jun 2003, Annie wrote: >
>Hi, I went on the Depo shot this past February and everything was fine
>for the first 3 months. But then I went back to Planned Parenthood to
>get my second shot and they asked me if i was having any pain during
>intercourse or any bleeding. The answer was yes. So they told me I had
>Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, OR Clymdia or Gonherra. So they gave me 14
>days worth of antibiotics and told me to come back in 3 days to give me
>another pap smear and to see how the medicine was working. I went back,
>the medicine was doing nothing. So they sent me to the emergency room
>since Planned Parenthood is only good for birth control and pap
>smears.The hospital took blood, that came back fine, they took cells
>from my cervix and that came back fine. And I had an ultrasound today
>(a normal ultrasound and a transvaginal ultrasound) and the lady told me
>that everything looked fine from what they could see. If that's so,
>then what the heck is it?! I have pelvic pain that feels like cramps to
>me, painful intercourse, painful pap smears, (I've had six within the
>last 4 months) I never want to get out of my bed, and bad lower back
>pain. I've looked up endometrosis before. Would they be able to see
>that during the ultrasound? If so then what else could it be?
>
>--
>Annie
>

well none of these tests can find endo. I was in the same boat and had most of the same tests done and my own gyn said it had nothing to do with anything gynlogial. I work in the hospital in women's heath and it was not until a nurse I work with said I bet it is endo. I got a second opinion and this doctor said it is most likely endo and there are a few things that you can do take hormones to help with the pain or have a laproscopic surgery to definately tell you that you have endo. So do your research on endo doctors in the area you live in and here are a few hints that help me a bit when I have pain. A doctor prescibe me ultram an muscle relaxant to which is wonderful when I am in full blown pain and then I cuddle up with a heating pad on my abdomen with a pillow over the heating pad. Also I wa ssuggested by a doc if you are on birth control pills not to take the placebo pills to which you won't get a period but it might help. I fought with my gyn for almost a year and a half about the pain I was having and that he was just trying to blow me off. I was happy I went behind his back to get the answer. Good luck

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Stephanie

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