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Re: Cycle
From: Aimee (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Aug 28 11:15:54 2006
Hello Melinda. I would most definitely see a doctor as soon as possible
in this regard. Request a CT scan or ultrasound because what your
describing (IMO anyway) does not sound right. Whenever there's a doubt
in your mind, and something doesn't feel exactly right, check it out.
Because as women we are very in tune with our systems and have very good
intuition about our bodies. Good luck to you and hope all turns out ok.
~Hugs~
Aimee
At Mon, 28 Aug 2006, melinda wrote:
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>I have a question. The description is gross, but I've got to explain
>everything to see if someone can give me advice. I've had endo for
>years now. I'm researching specialists now for options. My current
>doctor is great, but doesn't specialize in this problem. Anyway, since
>I've had this (12 yrs or so), my cycles have only been about 3 days
>long. Really intense pain the first day & normal flow. Then the second
>day will be lighter with just moderate pain, then the third, spotting,
>then by the 4th day pretty much gone & I feel 100% better. I do have a
>regular cycle though. Well, the last 4 cycles I've had have been
>intensely painful as usual if not worse & the back pain is getting
>worse, but hardly no flow at all. Even the first day, it's just a
>little bit of bright red healthy blood, I only need to wear a
>pantyliner, then the second day, it's barely spotting, but it's black,
>then it just stops by that afternoon. I'm wondering why I'm not having
>my normal flow and this may sound stupid and naive, but if I'm not
>getting rid of the lining, where is it going? Could it be going into my
>abdomin & the pressure may be what's causing my horrible back pains. It
>feels like a ton of pressure is in my whole abdomin. Like someone is
>just pulling & squeezing everything.
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