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Re: Pelvic Pain and Depression : (From: Monica (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 31 Jul 2001 00:02:06 -0500 (CDT)
AmandaRee, sorry you are soo bummed!! I hate when anyone thinks we are fat because we are lazy!! I admit lately I have had a heck of a time getting motivated and my energy has been way LOW so I don't get as much done as I should and I admit I have been watching too much tv. but thats NOT why I am FAT!! Seemed to me the more I tried to lose the more I gained. I have had pelvic pain before. When I was younger I used to have awefull pain when I ovulated,thought I was having ependisitis. Now I do have days when I get a sharp pain in my pelvic area and sometimes I will stand up and OUCH, feels like someone stuck me from inside. Get those tests done and see how they come out. I know its hard to wait. But good luck. Monica At Mon, 30 Jul 2001, AmandaRee wrote: > >So I have been sitting here for the last hour reading today's postings >and getting more and more depressed. Not that you guys are depressing >or that I begrudge any of your successes...I feel a deep love and >concern for all of you wonderful women that I didn't think was possible >(especially after only being here for a week). >But I don't know if I am just having mood swings or if I am truly >depressed or just feeling frustrated. >I have been having horrible, debilitating (sp?) pelvic pain. Today it >was so bad I had to just shut the door to my office at work and put my >head on my desk and cry. It feels like someone has stuck a knife into >my ovaries. This has been the main reason for me seeking medical advice >which is good. Who knows how long I would have just sat around beliving >all the damn doctors in my town (both of them) that having 5 periods in >two years isn't anything major and that the only reason I'm overweight >is because they think I sit on my "fat butt watching TV all day" (oh >yeah, that was a direct quote from one the pompus idiotic doctors I've >been too....as if I even had time to watch TV I work 12 hour days and go >to college full time!) >So I guess I am just feeling really frustrated right now because the >doctor who finally listened to me and diagnosed me with pcos is about an >hour's drive away..and because he's one of the best doctors in this >area--he's swamped and very hard to get an appointment with. Once my >sister-in-law reccommended him to me it took me 5 weeks to get an >appointment with him. Now, he wants to confirm my diagnosis with blood >work and a vaginal-probe ultrasound (yikes) which I appreciate, but he >could only schedule the ultrasound for 4 weeks after my initial visit (I >still have two more weeks to go!). So I was so pumped for the first >little while--Thinking: "GREAT! I know what I have, now we can start >treating me. I am going to quit smoking, lose 100 lbs, eat low-carb >diets, and get pregnant!" Now I'm thinking "I just want to get it >started! Forget waiting two more weeks--lets do it now!" >Sorry--I needed to vent, thanks! >My real reason for writing this incredibly long posting is: >Does anyone else exprience this kind of pelvic pain and if so, what do >you do to relieve it? 800 mg of motrin is not even phasing it! >Thanks for listening to me rant--I'd appreciate any suggestions. > >-- >AmandaRee--emails always welcome > >"There's only us, there's only this. >Forget regret, or life is yours to miss. >No other hope, no other way, no day but today." >Jonathon Larsen, RENT >
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