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Re: Laproscopy vs ColonoscopyFrom: Anne (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Aug 14 07:34:29 2003
At Wed, 13 Aug 2003, Kristy wrote: > >Just remember that you have hired this dr to take care of you >and b/c of that you are entitled to disagree with him. I'm in >the process of getting a second opinion for my own situation b/c >I don't agree with my dr on how she wants to treat my pain >issues. > >And also so that I can find out if something else is causing the >infections I keep on getting. Kristi: What happened? You have *always* spoken so highly of your doctor. Is she no longer providing you with the pain medicine that you need? Have you considered a pain clinic? There ARE some pain clinics that will treat endometriosis and bladder pain/spasms. I was referred to a pain clinic in March and it was the best thing my GYN could have done for me. My pain doc has given me my life back. I can eat, work, participate in family activites. I still have some pain, but it's pretty well controlled and SOOOO much better than before. He's (the pain guy) interested in keeping me comfortable. I see a second pain doc that is a holistic provider that provides several holistic therapies for me - cranial sacral therapy, viseral mobilization, body energy work, nutrition and herbal counseling, referrals for both accupuncture and PT. AS the endo and IC become controlled with treatment, we will slowly wean the meds. I am also curious about the ID referral. Are you thinking the infection is causing you pain? I wish you the best of luck in your journey.
-- Anne
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