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female problemsFrom: Marilyn Harris (HACKER@AMSA.COM)Mon Mar 4 09:47:27 2002
I am a 48 yr old female, non smoker. I cannot have any more kids but my OB put me on Birth control awhile ago due to what she said was a hormone imbalance. I went off in Dec due to migrain headaches were getting much worse. I have not had a period since Dec. I have had 2 episodes of sever lowere stomach pains. Lasting approx 45 min each, one my husband took me the emergency room at 3 in the morning. I have also had a sever right lower back pain for quite sometime now. This pain is between my lower middle back and right side on the hip. Can this be related to a female problem? I have not felt very well over the past few days, very tired and back pains all the time. need some advise. I do want my dr to schedule an MRI for my back but they don't seem to think that's nessasary. I have a history of syst on the ovaries.
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