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Re: Trying to get a doctor to take me seriously

From: AmyD (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Apr 26 12:18:45 2006


It's your body, it's your health... be adamant! Many dr's work within a box - and ignore so much... it sounds as if your obgyn is one of those...

You can either - ask for a second opinion - which - I don't care how poor or rich you are - insurance or none - EVERYONE has the right to the second opinion.

OR

Get another dr

OR

Be adamant - get up close and personal (in his/her face) with the doc who is tip-toeing around you and doing basically nothing for you... demand that you get the care you NEED! Tell him/her that your current regeme isn't working - and demand another option... it may take him/her a while - but s/he will rule out everything s/he needs to rule out and finally come to the right conclusion... but you have to push - don't accept something that isn't working. It's your life that you have to live - and if your life is ruined because of pain - as soooooo many people's lives have been - well that's not much of a life is it?

YOU DESERVE TO GET TREATED! DEMAND IT!

Best of luck Best wishes AmyD

At Wed, 26 Apr 2006, Nikki wrote: >
>I am in my early 20s and live with horriably pain about three weeks out
>of the month. Two of which I am pretty much stuck in my bed because I
>have so much pain. The week right before my cycle I have horriably back
>pain as well as having to use the bathroom a lot more then usual. I
>have some other health problems as well right now that my doctors are
>concentrating on, however I feel that they all probably connect with the
>endo dieses. The only person that is somewhat taking me seriously is my
>primary doctor however he cant help me treat it. Only the OBGYN can
>help. I did get put on a hormone treatment for other things and I have
>read that, that is one of the ways to treat the dieses but it doesnt
>seem to be working. I cant work, I cant have a health relationship with
>my husband and it is affecting my everyday life. On top of that
>everything that I have been reading says that even all the treatments
>they have out there, there is a chance that it wont help. I need advice
>on how to get my doctors to start taking me seriously on this subject.
>Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

--
"Are you in Love?  Are you in Pain?
Are they together and the same?"

...Amy...




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