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Re: (no subject)From: Barcus-Roberts (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Aug 13 18:08:17 1998
Sarah------ I know where you are coming from! A few doctors ago I really began to think that this endo was really all in my head. The dr at the time told me that I needed to see a psychiatrist because he thought I may have a chemical imbalance that was causing me to "create the pain"! So like an idiot I believed him, the only thing good about going to the psychiatrist was that she validated how I was feeling and that I wasn't crazy. She also suggested I switch doctors and I did. You are not alone! I am always emotional, heck with all these hormones we are on who wouldn't be. I am now 4 months off Lupron but am still very emotional, I know it takes awhile to get out of your system but I don't think any of this toying with your emotions is a good thing. As for the sex thing......I too experience pain and my husband and I don't have a "normal" sex life. Sometimes I wonder if I ever will be normal....... Good Luck- Kristin ok - I need to vent... Is there anyone else out there that feels like they are at their emotional limit in dealing with endo? This disease is making me crazy! The continuous birth control pills seem to intensify my emotions which is effecting my relationship with my boyfriend. As a result our relationship is strained. Its not just that having sex is painful, its embarassing! This whole situation is making me insecure about myself... Does anyone see a physician to help them deal with this? Thanks, Sarah
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