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Re: Back from post op follow-up -- PLEASE HELPFrom: Laura (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Apr 1 18:29:34 2005
At Fri, 1 Apr 2005, Shannon wrote: > >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! I hate to even talk about having a baby because he is not even sure if I can. I am trying not to think about it. I understand what you are going through with the pain. I am having very bad pain since the surgery. My doctor suggested motrin would help and as you know that is a joke. I don't know of anything else that would help you. I am still pretty new to this. All I can suggest is that if it is unbearable, you may need to go to the ER to get something to help. Sorry! My email is up top if you want to chat. Hope you feel better.
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