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Re: FED UP !

From: mdustin (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Oct 9 10:45:42 2007


Yea, suprisingly, I haven't been anemic since I was pregnant, over 3 years ago. And I have had this bleeding problem for a long time since then. I really don't know why it keeps happening to me. It almost feels like everything is frozen or stuck in there right now....in my pelvic area. I have stopped bleeding for a moment, since about an hour ago now, but feel like I'm going to explode inside. (and this is supposed to be my actual period week). I don't understand this.

At Tue, 9 Oct 2007, M wrote: >
>I'm sorry to here you are going through such a hard time! I am at that
>place of being fed up and frustrated as well.
>I couldn't imagine bleeding for that long. I have iron def anemia and
>that would not be good for me. I can only imaging how that is making
>you feel plus the pain, bloating and other symptoms.
>I had actually thought about Lupron, BCPs or hysterectomy anything to
>stop the irregualr periods, help with the pain and help my anemia. I
>had to call my GYN today because my period ended at end of Sept and
>started again last night along with massive bloating and pain. I so
>hope she will do something today and I plan on mentioning having my
>hormone levels tested. My PCP was thinking there is something wrong
>with my gallbladder, but now due to this flareup I won't get the test I
>needed this week.
>Hopefully your husband will come around and realize that you didn't ask
>to have endo and be in pain and try and be understanding and supportive.
>Hope you find the answers you need to help you feel better!
>Melissa
>At Tue, 9 Oct 2007, mdustin wrote:
>>
>>I'm so fed up. Today, I have been bleeding for 33 days since the
>>onstart of menses after taking Lupron. I really really don't understand
>>it. I am severely bloated, extremely stressed, very very tired and in
>>pain. This has been my "period week" and I am on day four of that,
>>according to my bc pill pack. And yet, I am bleeding just like I was
>>when I wasn't on my "period". I rarely bleed at night, strange...I
>>know...something about gravity maybe? It's not untill I stand up that I
>>bleed like crazy. Stress makes me bleed more as do bowel movements.
>>
>>To make matters worse, my husband has told me that he blames my physical
>>being for the problems in our marriage. Due to my not being
>>"affectionate", it has caused major problems in our relationship. I
>>know that it is bull. As I have "done my duties" as a wife, even when I
>>really shouldn't have. I am still in shock that he admitted that it is
>>my body that is the problem with our marriage.
>>
>>This is ridiculous! I have an appointment with my gyn coming up, either
>>this week or next week, I don't remember...I need to find out. I am
>>going to request that I have my hormone levels checked. And anything
>>else that he could possibly do to find out why I keep bleeding. I don't
>>care what tests I have to take. My doctor has told me that my pain is
>>not related to gyn medicine....And suspected GI to blame. THAT IS NOT
>>THE CASE. He needs to do something for me or I am telling him to send a
>>referal to the only "specialist" in my surrounding area. And I will
>>have to wait atleast three months to get in to see that doctor. And
>>come to find out that that doctor really won't be able to help me
>>either...he uses Lupron as well, which I will never do again! But the
>>nurse assured me that he would be the best doctor for me and would be
>>able to help me. I feel so lost....so helpless...and so ticked off.
>>
>>Sorry for the long post....I'm...well....FED UP!




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