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Re: Any help???-chris

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Mar 23 21:53:16 2004


Thanks for replying to me Chris. I had a sonohystagraph (SHG) done on march 1, but doc said it was clear of polyps. He had mentioned endometriosis last year, but never went back to that diagnosis or even any tests for that. He actually said I was too young for it (which we know is a lie). But I will be seeing a new doc in about 3 weeks so hoping for some answers then.

At Tue, 23 Mar 2004, Chris wrote: >
>Hi, I was wondering if anyone has done a sonogram on you? I used to have
>a lot of the symptoms you are having (Heavy bleeding for three weeks out
>of the month, night sweats, loss of appetite, weight gain, tiredness,
>anemia, and huge mood swings). In addition to my endometriosis,
>adhesions, cysts and polyps, I had two huge fibroids which cause a lot
>of those symptoms. Actually, I don't think my fibroids even showed up
>on the sonogram. The doctor didn't feel them either. They found them
>(along with everything else) when they went in to remove a chocolate
>cyst from my ovary. But I have some new fibroids growing which have
>been detected on a sonogram. Hope this helps you. Feel free to e-mail
>me if you have any questions. Chris
>
>At Tue, 23 Mar 2004, anonymous wrote:
>>
>>I am looking for some answers, looking for help. I do not see my new
>>gyn for another 3 weeks. I recently recived my records from my old gyn
>>(was only going for a second opinion but old doc told me to "move on"
>>since i sought second opinion).
>>I am sorry if this post is so long, but wanted to give a good history.
>>Here is a bit of history: Started periods at age 10, i am currently 24.
>>By age 16 put on birth control to "help" with cramping and heavy
>>bleeding. But b/c did a number on my moods. Been on and off different
>>ones since then. In june of 2001 miscarried at 15 weeks (had emergancy
>>d&c), in october of 2001 miscarried at 6 weeks naturally. September of
>>2002 gave birth to my daughter after a very rough pregnancy (gestational
>>diabetes w/ insulin injections, PIH, etc.)
>>
>>Since then I have been having very heavy, painful, irregular periods. I
>>bleed for 9 - 24 days, stop for about a week, then begin bleeding again.
>>In Aug of 2003 I had an endometrial biopsy done, results were
>>"disordered proliferative endometrium" (doc never gave me the results).
>>Doc put me on NORTHINDRONE 10 day cycle. This worked for the first 2
>>months, but then began to bleed thru. Then I was on
>>MEDROXYPROGESTERONE, that didnt last long either. Last medication I was
>>on was MEGESTROL (megace) and only for one cycle (docs choice).
>>
>>I had a SHG to r/o polyps. Doc decided to stop all medications and "see
>>what happens". He also ignored my complaint of nipple discharge (which
>>started 13 months after i stopped breastfeeding). So I decided to seek
>>a second opinion for this "abnormal uterine bleeding" (menometrorrhagia
>>is what my records say).
>>
>>As of aug 2003 (last blood draw) my hemoglobin was 9, hematocrit was 34,
>>RDW was 16.7, TSH was 0.78, and prolactin was 15.9.
>>
>>Oddly enough I am gaining weight, but have no appitite, very tired (due
>>to the anemia), I have night sweats, and bad mood swings. The pain gets
>>to the point where I double over.
>>
>>I am looking for answers such as what is "disordered proliferative
>>endometrium"? And how does this effect me? Should I be having certain
>>tests run?
>>Thanks in advance for help!!




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