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Re: Hi Chris!From: Christine (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun Jan 31 10:46:50 1999
At Sun, 31 Jan 1999, Toni wrote: > >Hi Chris, he mentioned another NEW drug, I cannot remember the name, >began with E, but I told him I would rather try the elavil, he said the >notes from the new GI dr, he was going to try elavil when I came back in >Fe. he thinks the pain is IBS but I had never had these kinds of pain >all the time, the pain clinic asked me that, they DEFINITELY said it is >from adhesions. I go back to them Tues. but I have to check tomorrow >first did not hear about the ins covering me yet. I am going to give it >a chance, I will listen to my gyn, my aunt told me it is just the ins >cos. are driving the drs muts.They gave me the wrong info, or I would >never have bothered him for that letter! I will write tomorrow, take >care! > >Toni Hi Toni: Glad to hear you are okay! When you hadn't posted I was hoping that the pcp didn't do something like admit you to the hospital. Don't know what that E drug could be, but I am curious. If you remember, let me know. Docs just love saying something is caused by IBS. It's their latest catch-all. A few years ago it would have been "stress", except the term they used then was "your nerves" Remember? My "spot" has been sore again, but still nothing like before the lap. Also, it's intermittent. I guess its just a matter of time, or maybe it will stay this way. As I said, intermittent I can stand because that's the way it used to be before my hysterectomy. Oh well. Yes, the insurance companies are driving the doctors staff crazy. Some have confided to me that they don't even know what the insurance companies require, seems like they keep changing their minds. Chris
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