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Sometimes I hate being a women:)From: Amanda (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Apr 10 12:33:33 2007
Iam a 25 yr old in Jacksonville, Fl. I was searching for info on endo when I found this site. I wouldn't wish this upon anyone, but I am glad I'm not alone. It's hard explaining what is going on to my manager at work and even my husband looks at me with that " it can't be that bad" expression on his face. It's very fustrating. I am a vet tech and working at a busy animal hospital is hard. Holding and picking up large animals is difficult when you are in pain. I love my job. Even picking up and playing with my 3 yr old is difficult. I was recently told that I have endo. I went to the Dr. and after 5 hours in the waiting room all I got out of the visit was endo was likely, my left ovary was very enlarged, there was standing fluid in my abdomen. My Dr. doesn't believe in prescribing pain meds...great. Tylenol and advil won't even touch my pain. She gave me the otho evra patch to try but I'm having difficulty keeping it to stick because of my job, I am constantly moving. I have started to become very nauseous. It started with one full day of vomiting and diarrhea all day long. It was like the stomach flu. The next day I started to spot. then came the full period. It was 2 weeks early. It has lasted for about a week. I stopped yesterday, and now today I am very nauseous and having a repeat of major vomiting. Is this normal? I feel wiped out and tired all the time. My back is killing me. It is just so upseting. It has come to a point where I'm in pain almost all the time. I feel like this is taking control of my life. thanks for listening to my rant:)
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