Re: Yippee......but can I whine at you guys some more??!!
From: Amy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Jan 31 13:19:44 2006
SORRY POSTED THIS ON THE WRONG ONE A SEC AGO, BUT ITS SUPPOSED TO BE ON
THIS THREAD LOL ... AAHHHH !
omg .. u could be me !! lol .. it's like we are going through the
exact same thing.. the doc didnt find anything wrong with me, is
blaming it on IBS, even though I have never had bowel issues until after
surgery last week, and I still have all the pain I had before surgery.
Now I have vaginal bleeding from the surgery, so I decided that I would
come off the continuous birth control as I am bleeding right now
anyways, and no point in waiting for it to go away and then come off it.
So now I have TERRIBLE period pains!! wwaahhh !! I've had enough !! But
seriously, we should stick together, because it sounds like we are going
through the exact same thing.
Amy
At Tue, 31 Jan 2006, Becca wrote:
>
>Okay, the surgery center called and said I need to contact my dr.
>immediately since I haven't had a "movement"...5 minutes later I had
>one! (Glad I could share that with you!) They also said it's NOT normal
>to still feel a little run down and tire out...whatever! I trust your
>guys word since you've been there - what does the nurse know?
>
>Now, that I'm physically feeling better from the surgery - the reason I
>HAD THE SURGERY is back! I'm so frustrated right now! They were unable
>to diagnose and treat this problem - when I know something is not right
>down there. My period is due in two weeks so, as usual, my lower right
>side (ovary) area just throbs and stabs with pain. My husband commented
>on how my lower abdomen swelled up overnight...like it does every month.
>I'm tired of talking to him about this when I'm sure he doesn't
>understand. It hurts to walk and get comfortable. I have a hard time
>believing this is all in my head or is Irritable Bowel Syndrome! I've
>never had bowel problems besides the last couple of days... Ugh! I want
>answers..and I want it fixed..I know something is just not right and
>don't want to be told it could be this or it could be that...or just
>live with the pain. I'd rather have my period for 2 weeks than have
>this!
>
>Any advice on what I should ask my dr. when I go back in??
>
>THanks for listening
>
>--
>Becca
>
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