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Re: pain management?
From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Apr 14 11:02:36 2004
How about both of you STOP! That is not what this forum is for. If you
can't say something constructive, you should probably just keep it to
yourself!
At Wed, 14 Apr 2004, Candace wrote:
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>If you would read properly I hate my OBGYN. KK thx moving on
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>At Wed, 14 Apr 2004, anonymous wrote:
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>>How can you scold your doctor for not being concerned and not refilling
>>your pills, making you come in all of then time, and you just don't like
>>them then turn around and say how great she is, and say you love her.
>>Make up your mind!
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>>At Tue, 13 Apr 2004, Candace wrote:
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>>>I was recommended to Pain Management from my OBGYN. If you haven't had
>>>any reliefe from BCP or Surgery, and it's not helping at all. I would
>>>suggest it. Usually (at least my doc) said that the injections of
>>>steroids won't work, so they put you on meds. I really love my doctor.
>>>She's very empathtic, and she understands my pain more then my OBGYN
>>>because she sees a lot of women with the same problem as me. She has
>>>not dismissed my pain or made me think I was making it worse in my head
>>>like others have. I love her. She's been a blessing so far, and this
>>>will only be my second appointment. It feels really good to have people
>>>who know what pain is like and deal with it on a daily basis :) I would
>>>recommend it.
>>>
>>>At Tue, 13 Apr 2004, brandy wrote:
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>>>>Has anyone here ever had to go to pain management? If so what exactly
>>>>did they have you do? What did they give you? Did it help? Would you
>>>>recommend for someone else to go? What about Lupron? I've only heard bad
>>>>things about it. Any good stories? I'd like to hear the bad ones too.
>>>>Thanks. Brandy
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>>>--
>>>Best of luck!
>>>
>>>Candace (lilly)
>>>
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>Best of luck!
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>Candace (lilly)
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