Re: Ovary stuck to uturas normal or not
From: PT2004 (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Apr 28 13:28:07 2006
So sorry to hear what you are going through. I think you should get rid
of the A-Hole!!! He isn't doing you any good. You should go to another
dr and have another ultrasound done and see what they say. Maybe he is
a good surgeon, but you are right back where you started so it may not
be that much better than a dr. that does cauterization. At least
someone else might be willing to help you.
I sometimes think the doctors get frustrated with us because they do the
only things they know how to do, yet our pain keeps coming back and we
keep annoying them since we can't let go of our hope that maybe one of
these times we talk to them there will be something else to help. (I
think that was a run on sentence!) Every time I go in to ask my doctor
what to do he says, "I think you know your options," which basically
means I'm screwed.
If you aren't being treated well, find someone else. Good luck.
Paige
At Fri, 28 Apr 2006, Jessica wrote:
>
>Hey ladies I think pretty much all of you or at least half know my
>story. But I addded it at the bottom in case you didnt. My questoins
>are well I'm having this excruciating pain on the right side of my
>pelvis and it radiates down my leg(the same pain I had before my ovary
>was detached from my uturas back in Aug) I recently had an ultrasound
>and My ovary seems to be stuck there again only this time my A-hole Dr.
>says its normal. I was wondering if any of you women out there have had
>a Dr. tell you this. My Dr. also doenst beleieve I'm in pain or
>doesnt want to help with the pain I only ask every few months) He is a
>great surgeon and the only one I can find that uses the Cos laser. I
>don;t know If I should go back to a reg GYN who uses cauterization and
>who might help me with my pain or stay with a Dr. who is Great surgeon
>but a real ass hole. I dont want to start over again. I understand
>that you ladies prolly wont be able to tell me what to do but its nice
>to let things out and be able to vent. Sorry its so long. You dont
>have to read the bottom its jsut basically a summery of how my life has
>been since I've been seeing this endo specilaist.
>Hope you all having pain free days.
>Hugs
>Jessica
>
>I had begun seeing an endo specilaist last summer who did a lap with A
>CO2 LASER. About 3 months later I was in great pain again so I went
>back. he basically told me there was nothing he could do but me on Depo
>and to come back in another three months. The Depo being a high dose BC
>made my FMs and endo worse. I came back again in agony Most the pain
>ison my right side and radicates down my leg. He put on yet another
>birth control(the Ring) Things werent getting any better so two months
>after thaT i came back again. He did a yearly and told me everything
>seemed fine and im not exaggerating when he said deal with it. About
>two weks later I went back after not sleeping for four nights. His tech
>did an ultrasound and showed I ws gethering cysts on my left ovary and
>was popping them. The tech said my right ovary once again was either
>connected(it looked that way to me) or being pulled up against my
>uturas, I met with the Dr who came in and siad
>"your ultrasound Is completley Normal."
>I told him what the tewch said and he told me the tech didnt know better
>and that most womens ovaries sit like that. I found it odd that one sat
>up next to my uturas and one looked like in normal position. He had his
>nurse do a pelvic. During that pelvic I felt a burning sensation on my
>right side. The Dr, then came in again and said the nurse told him my
>ovary was free and not stuck. He then told me to try benydryl, unisom
>or any other sleep aid. I asked him if he though I was dumb and hadnt
>tried those before. I was taking them every day. The once agaon he
>said I don't want to dpo surgery and the4 only thing I can give you to
>help is BC because it suppresses the endo. He said "come back when it
>becomes unbearable.
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