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Re: dyspareuniaFrom: Arthurfree@aol.comTue Apr 29 09:22:05 1997
<< Occasionally the pain is precipitated by anxiety, defecation, and voiding. It is described as squeezing, twisting, and jabbing in the LLQ and radiates to left lower back. After the beginning of the pain, there is a 25' period of projectile vomitting. During this time, there is no bowel or bladder control and she is forced to sit on the toilet. >> Dysparenia is probably a misnomer here. It sounds most like a syndrome referred to as "abdominal migraine" but (already made) suggestion of carcinoid is certainly reasonable. Would concur that IM/FP/GI eval is most prudent next step. Arthur Freeland Warrensburg Missouri
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