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Re: confusedFrom: M. Kelly Shanahan, MD, (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 27 Apr 2001 13:53:33 -0500 (CDT)
At Fri, 27 Apr 2001, Rene wrote: > >I just went to my ob/gyn on 4/9 of this year.I have had severe lower >abdominal pain on my right side that radiates across my back and down my >right leg. Upon examination my doc said my right ovary was >enlarged,didnt say how big,so she left it at that and sent me for a >vaginal ultrasound a week later.Also she never did a rectum exam which I >thought was unusual.After the ultrasound she came back for the 2 whole >minutes I was in there and told me that she saw no malignancies and that >she didnt know what was wrong with my right ovary but I had a cysts on >my left one.She had also done blood work and all was normal.I was told >to come back in 2 months and that was it.She walked out the door. >I am really confused.I am glad she said she saw nothing serious but what >could be causing my ovary to be enlarged?....I have lost 13 pounds in a >short period of time....I have not been on a diet....I have pain during >intercourse....bloated...alot of gas....and have very heavy periods with >clots....I dont know if I should get a second opinion or if I should >just wait this out....The pain has gotten so bad that it wakes me up at >night. >If you could please help me I would be very greatful.Oh yes...by the way >...I am 38 years old and had a tubiligation 13 years ago. > > Thank you, > Rene if your pain is that bad, you should consider having a laparoscopy. Many of your symptoms are consistent with endometriosis. If you don't feel your doctor has been taking you seriously or answering your questions, you may well want to have a laparoscopy
-- M. Kelly Shanahan, MD, FACOG South Lake Tahoe, CA
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