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Re: GYNECOLOGIC: Smelly dischargeFrom: Becky (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun, 28 Oct 2007 04:11:10 -0500 (CDT)
At Sat, 27 Oct 2007, Hope wrote: > >Becky, > >Talk to your doctor about your concern with the 'odor'. Find out if it >is a normal odor for your body makeup. Could you be on a vitamin or med >or eat specific food that causes the odor? Ask about what tests need to >be done and why? Don't be afraid to question the heavy periods and does >the doc think you need an ultrasound or hysteroscopy to check for >fibroids, polyps, etc. problems? Write down all your questions on a >paper BEFORE the visit so you don't miss anything at the visit. I >recommend a diary of what you are experiencing - pain, bleeding, huge >clots, med use to take with you so you can answer the docs questions >better. Are you going to an gynecologist or family doctor? Ask the >doctor how you will be contacted concerning the test results (some >offices call you; some send letters). Ask about the use of specific >soaps, perfumes, underwear (cotton)? > >1st Pelvic exam/pap smear: http://www.firstvisit.org/ > >Regards, Hope, WH Forum Moderator > Thanks for your reply. I am seein a nurse in my doctor surgery. I am going to write down some questions and make sure I understand whats going to happen. I have been talking to other girls and some are going through this, but their tests were normal. I have been suffering from a tummy bug during the last week and the doctor (who I saw last Friday) felt my tummy and told me I was ok in other areas. But I just wanted to make sure I am ok, if that makes sence?
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