ENDO Messages for August, 2004: Re: BLADDER

Re: BLADDER

From: NIKKIE (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Aug 17 07:14:57 2004

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Hi Tina, well i forced the doctor to see me yesterday and he found blood in my urine. so now i think he will take me serious. He also gave me some pain pills and refered me to a urologist which i will see on the 24th. i feel the same way that something is pulling on my badder.Last time they did surgery in March my bladder had scar tissue all ovet it. you should really make the doctor give you an ultrasound. hope you start to feel better soon. it is nice to know that there are other people out there to that feel the same way. it is nice to know that i am not alone. At Mon, 16 Aug 2004, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>My last two days have been like this, I am running to the bathroom all
>the time, it feels like something is pushing on my bladder - kind of
>like when you have an infection. I keep pushing for pain pills too,
>just for the days that I can't take it and he keeps detouring me with
>Ibuprofen or Anaprox which helps but not on certain days!!! I think he
>thinks I am also trying to just scheme him for the pain pills, but it
>isn't that it just really hurts and you can't get the things done you
>need to in the day!
>I wish all of you the best with this.
>Tina : )
>
>At Mon, 16 Aug 2004, NIKKIE wrote:
>>
>>i asked the gyno to refer me to a urologist. b/c i can not take this
>>pressure ans pain anymore. i also asked him again for pain pills. my
>>response i got was
>>come in and se me tomorrow late afternoon. i think he thinks i'm crazy
>>or i am just trying to get pain pills out of him. this is not normal
>>the way i feel and this lupron shot stinks. i just do not know what to
>>do anymore.
>>t Fri, 13 Aug 2004, jc wrote:
>>>
>>>At Fri, 13 Aug 2004, NIKKIE wrote:
>>>>HI,I was diagnosed with endo 2 year ago after 9year of pain. The laparoscopy showed it was mainly on my bladder. For years the doctor was trying to say it was cystitis or infections which in the end was neither. I have never been in so much pain ever. Since Ive had the zoladex injections Ive had no pain whatsover but before then the only thing which I thought eased the pain a little was using hot water bottles and the only pain killer which had effect was di-hydrocodeine. Hope you get things sorted take care
>>>>HI, I HAVE TRIED THAT MEDICE PLUS DETROL LOOKING WORKS FOR MY BLADDER. I
>>>>AM STARTING TO THINK IT IS ALL IN MY HEAD.A HEATING PAD OR A HOT BATH
>>>>GIVES ME SOME RELIF. BUY I'M TELLING MY DOCTOR THINKS I'M NUTS ABOUT MY
>>>>BLADDER. I FEEL LIKE SOMTHING IS PULLIN ON IT. THIS LUPRON SHOT HAS
>>>>NOT MADE THIS ANY BETTER. BUT IT' SNICE TO NO THERE ARE OTHE WOMEN OUT
>>>>THERE GOING THROUGH SAME SHIT AS ME. THANKS
>>>>
>>>>At Thu, 12 Aug 2004, Mercy wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>Hi, I also have bladder symptoms with my endo. I agree w/ Jen about
>>>>>seeing a specialist or having someone look into your bladder via
>>>>>cystoscopy. In the meantime, I have used a medicine called pyridium,
>>>>>that you can buy over the counter in drugstores (ask your pharmacist),
>>>>>that you can take in the meantime. It helps to relieve some of the
>>>>>bladder symptoms temporarily. It does turn your urine an orange color
>>>>>but it is harmless and does not have side effects. It just makes the
>>>>>bladder less sensitive. I also have used ice packs on my pelvis right
>>>>>over the bladder and that seems to help too. It's difficult to say if
>>>>>your symptoms are related to the surgery, or to residual endo tissue on
>>>>>your bladder or something else. You probably have something that can be
>>>>>treated. Alot of women even with no endo have bladder problems for
>>>>>which there are effective treatments. Good luck and feel better. M
>>>>>
>>>>>At Thu, 12 Aug 2004, Jen wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Nikkie,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>You might want to find a specialist -- a female urologist -- who knows
>>>>>>about interstitial cystitis. It's a bladder disorder with similar
>>>>>>symptom to what you're describing, and it often goes hand in hand with
>>>>>>endo. Seek out the best doc you can find and get a cystoscopy, where
>>>>>>the doc looks into your bladder.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Best,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>--
>>>>>>Jen
>>>>>>
>>>>>>At Thu, 12 Aug 2004, NIKKIE wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>.I AM ON MY SECOND SHOT OF LUPRON. I ALSO HAVE HAD 4 LAPROSCOPE
>>>>>>>SURGIERS ALREADY. IT SEEMS NOTHING WORKS FOR ME. I HAVE SO MUCH
>>>>>>>PRESSURE ON MY BLADDER AND GO TO THE BATHROOM LIKE 30 TIMES A DAY. DOES
>>>>>>>ANYONE LSE HAVE THIS. MY DOCTOR LOOKS AT WEIRD WHEN I AM CONSTANTLY
>>>>>>>COMPLIANG ABOUT THIS. THERE IS DAYS I CAN NOT EVEN PUT MY SEATBELT ON
>>>>>>>THE PRESSURE IS SO BAD. I ALMOST FEEL LIKE I MIGHT EVEN WET MY PANTS.
>>>>>>>HE HAS PUT ME ON MEDICE FOR OVERACTIVE BLADDERS BUT THAT DOES NOT EVEN
>>>>>>>WORK.THE LAST SURGERY I HAD WAS IN MARCH 2004 AND HE REMOVED ACR TISSURE
>>>>>>>FROM MY BLADDER THEN. I JUST CAN;T GET ANY RELIEF DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY
>>>>>>>SUGGESTIONS?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>--
>>>>>>>NIKKIE
>>>>>>>
>>>>--
>>>>NIKKIE
>>>>
>>--
>>NIKKIE
>>

--
NIKKIE

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