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Re: Back from post op follow-up -- PLEASE HELPFrom: Shannon (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Apr 1 18:18:04 2005
At Fri, 1 Apr 2005, Laura wrote: > >At Fri, 1 Apr 2005, Shannon wrote: >> >>At Fri, 1 Apr 2005, Laura wrote: >>> >>>At Thu, 31 Mar 2005, Shannon wrote: >>>> >>>>At Thu, 31 Mar 2005, Laura wrote: >>>>> >>>>>It was one week since my surgery and I saw the doctor today. I swear >>>>>that every time that I leave the doctor I am in tears. It's either >>>>>because they are poking and probing what hurts or because I am so >>>>>completely frustrated. As usual my doctor rushed me right through the >>>>>visit and I do not feel any more educated when I walked in. Plus, with >>>>>his rushing me, I forgot to ask the questions that I have. I was able >>>>>to find out that the biopsy was negative which I am excited about. He >>>>>said that I had a paratubal cyst which he removed. He didn't explain >>>>>much about. My cervis was completely closed from the stenosis. He >>>>>talked to me about finding a nice guy and getting pregnant again. That >>>>>is IF I can get pregnant. I didn't get to tell him about the nose >>>>>bleeds. I didn't get to mention that since the surgery, I have been >>>>>more week, I have horrible cramps in my legs and my mood swings are so >>>>>bad that I want to just punch someone's lights out. Did anyone have >>>>>these symptoms after surgery? If so, how hong did it last? He didn't >>>>>even discuss what the next step is. If anyone knows a good doctor in >>>>>New York primarily the Long Island area, please let me know. I need >>>>>some help from fellow sufferers. >>>> >>>>There is a doctor that is supposed to be really great in Manhattan, NY. >>>>His name is Dr. Lui. You DEFINITELY need another doctor. Someone who >>>>wants to listen to you and help you figure all of this out. It is hard >>>>and I have been there, trust me. I am on lupron injections and want to >>>>punch someone's lights out!!!!!! Did you ask the doctor why you are >>>>having these complications after surgery? >>> >>>Unfortunately, I forgot to ask the majority of my questions and I never >>>mentioned about the cramps in my legs or the mood swings. I just got so >>>upset about the lack of attention and being rushed that I just wanted to >>>get out of there. Even now, it's over a week since my surgery and I >>>feel horrible. Very weak and the pains by my bladder and in my lower >>>back are just awful. I will look into that doctor that you mentioned. >>>Thanks! >> >>I can understand you wanting out of the office. I was that way with >>most of the doctors that I have seen. Are you willing to go out of >>state to see a doctor, so long as he knows what he is doing? I know of 2 >>other doctors that come highly recommended. 1 is in Atlanta, GA andthe >>other is in CA. Let me know if I can do anything to help. Take care of >>yourself. > >It's frustrating because I know he is a good doctor but if he cannot >take time for me than there is not point in seeing him. Not to mention >the fact that he seems to think i will be virtually cured if I can have >a baby. I would be willing to travel but I can't right now. I am >currently unemployed. Thanks for your support. It's been nice to talk >to someone who can relate. You take care as well. Having a baby won't get rid of your endo. though. That is a myth. It will temporarily stop the pain, but after you have a baby, it will just come back. I need your thought on something? I am having horrific pain where I had my lap. this past Monday and I am out of pain meds. and the only way to get more is to go to the ER again. I don't want to do that, but I hurt. Any thoughts? The other doctor gave me motrin, but that is like candy, it does nothing. Thanks. :O) Keep your chin up!
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