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Re: Back from the doctors

From: Lisa (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Sep 14 17:30:53 2007


God- is this familiar. Why cant they do anything for us?

I have been on bc for a few weeks now, Nuvaring, and i feel worse than ever. I have stomach pains, cramping, crankiness, fatigue. I feel like i do during pms, and i am mid-month! I am going to make it through the month, to see if my period is better, but i am not expecting that it will be. I also have broken out all over my face. I didnt have pimples during my teenage years- and now i am 31 and a complete pizza face.

Oh- i am aggravated. And cranky.

My doctor said there is no reason to do a lap- that she bets there is endo there and that just to treat it with bc. She also said that since i have depression problems that anything with high levels of progestrone will send me through the roof- she said that lupron is not a good choice for me and that she would not put me on it.

Any advice anyone?

Maggie- i am sorry about your appointment. dont worry about hurting the doctors feelings- they will be relieved that you are going to try another physician- if they dont feel like they can do anymore. you must put you first!

hope you feel better!

~Lisa H

At Fri, 14 Sep 2007, mdustin wrote: >
>Hello everyone.
>I went to see my doctor this morning. And it didn't go very well. My
>doctor did an exam, even though I'm bleeding much heavier today. No
>tests were done or anything. He felt my abdomen, bladder, uterus and
>bladder areas. All were tender. I woke up this morning at 4:30 in
>extreme pain and had a very difficult time going back to sleep. During
>the exam, he asked if I had trouble with bowel movements. I replied,
>yes, I always have. He then said that he wanted me to go to a GI
>consult and said that since I've already had my lap done and have been
>on Lupron, there is not much more that he can do for me. He said that
>he doesn't think that my pain is gyn related. And said that, again,
>there is nothing that he can really do for me. Then he asked about my
>anxiety/depression and gave me a script for Prosac, the lowest dosage.
>And then I asked him, well, shouldn't I be on some sort of birth control
>now that I am bleeding again, he said, oh, yeah, we'll give you samples.
>
>I didn't not talk about or ask about many things that I had planned on
>discussing, because I felt like at this point, it really wouldn't
>matter. He's pretty much told me that he's given up. That my pain
>isn't and/or couldn't be due to my Endo. Which, I think is absurd. I
>have Endo. But he seems to think that I have IBS or something GI
>related to cause all of my pain. Besides getting on something for my
>anxiety and depression, I feel that this whole appointment was a loss.
>I'm very sad.




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