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Re: Bladder pain...anyone else?From: anonymous@obgyn.netSun Jul 31 11:54:16 2005
At Fri, 29 Jul 2005, Asha wrote: > >At Sun, 10 Jul 2005, Jessica wrote: >> >>Yes I have been to the E.R. several times for bladder pain. I once >>went 18 hours without urinating and had a cathurtur put in for a week >>follwed up by a stretching of my urethra and pelvic wall massages. Endo >>and the pain it comes with have made it diff to pee at all. I usually >>have to get in to shower or squat in the tub. For the bladder pain you >>might want to consult urologitst(sp?) >>Jessica >> >>At Fri, 8 Jul 2005, cindy wrote: >>> >>>It is getting worse.It wakes me up in the middle of the night,severe >>>bladder pain.Then when I try to urinate,I have to push so hard to get it >>>started.I was told that I have endo very bad on the bladder area.That >>>was at my last lap 2 yrs ago so I can only imagine it to be worse now.I >>>have been told I have probably the worse case of endo my gyno has ever >>>seen,he keeps pushing for a hysterectomy which I am not mentally ready >>>for. > >-- >Dear Jessica, > >I think you may have something called Interstitial cystitis(IC). You may want to see a urologit. There is a lot of research being done with endometriosis and IC. They are known as the evil twins. I see a Dr. Lowell Parsons here in San Diego, Ca. He is well known. > >Best of luck, >Asha >
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