WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for December, 1999: Re: chronic pelvic pain/lower back pain

Re: chronic pelvic pain/lower back pain

From: treefrog (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 6 Dec 1999 06:40:58 -0600 (CST)

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At Sun, 5 Dec 1999, Janet wrote: >

Thank you Janet.....I appreciate your response. The reason I didn't mention what my Dr.s plan is, is because (I'm sorry to admit) I haven't been for my post-op appointment. I just am going by what she told my boyfriend after my surgery, that she "didn't find anything". But I assume she'll elaborate on that some more when I see her this week. I know I am jumping the gun with my worries, but am just so worried and miserable, not knowing the cause of my pain even after having surgery. I'd hoped that since they didn't find anything, that perhaps it was "in my head" and would subsequently go away. But the pain is back, like clockwork, right in time for my period to start this week. If anything comes up at my post-op appt., I'll be sure to let ya know.

Thanks....

>Hello,
>It sounds like you are having a really bad time. To be honest there
>could be loads of causes for your pain and I am not a doctor so wouldnt
>want to begin to guess.The left handside pain sounds very familiar tome-
>having had it for about 6 years now.Mine I think was caused by adhesions
>and has come back to haunt me dispite having had a hysterectomy -I now
>have adhesions on my bowel - so I can also sympathise over bowel/bladder
>problems.
>What concerns me is that you havent mentioned what your doctor is
>proposing to do next about this. Just because they didnt find endo
>doesnt rule out micro endo or endo on the bowel where it can be hard to
>spot. Believe in yourself and your symptoms.You are the best judge of
>your pain.Dont take no for an answer.I think women get fobbed off too
>much that it is 'all in the mind' when it obviously isnt. The fact that
>you have taken the time to write here shows how concerned you are.
>Please make sure you are getting the best care from your doctor.
>I would love to hear back as to how you are getting on.
>take care
>love
>Janet

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