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Re: Any help???

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Wed Mar 24 19:38:14 2004


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!!

Hi there, I do believe that disordered proliferative endomertium is pretty much endometriosis. Being that endo is due to an abnormal/disorder(not during your proliferative stage of your cycle)- overgrowing (proliferative-increase in cells) of your endometrium. that is what I would conclude. I hope this at least helps a little for you to understand what at least is going on. Heat pads help. Or, at least they help numb the area a bit. I hope you feel better soon!

--
Liza



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