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Re: painful sex and several other problemsFrom: William F. von Almen, II, MD, FACOG (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat, 22 Sep 2001 07:39:28 -0500 (CDT)
At Fri, 21 Sep 2001, Marie wrote: > >Hello, >I hope that you can please give me some advice. I have been to three >different doctors and even went to a planned parenthood clinic. I have >been tested by all of them for every STD and all the tests have been >negative. >This problem has been going on for four years. I cannot have a real >relationship with anyone, so I have avoided them, now, though, I can't >because I am in love with someone. PLEASE HELP ME. >I have pain in what I believe to be the cervix - right upon penetration, >be it during intercourse, tampon insertion or a PAP smear. This is not >a pressure on my cervix that I feel, no, it feels like someone has been >tearing my insides apart, it is a horrible, horrible pain, I cry during >PAP smears. NO DOCTOR until the last one even wondered why I did. >Now, this has been going on for four years. During that time I have had >other problems. Now, my problems seem to be for the week before my >period I have a clear, ammonia smelling discharge & gas & I have to >urinate quite often and even after I do go to the bathroom, I can still >feel it. The discharge itches so bad it hurts, there is so much I have >to wear a pad. The week of my cycle the blood has a strong odor of >ammonia. The cycle was very very heavy until I started back on the pill >(why? I can't have sex). Then, the week after, the same discharge, only >stronger, so strong that it burns my skin near my rectum. I can barely >walk sometimes. >I also get incredibly bloated during the week before and after. >Please help me. > >-- >Marie > Marie I can not tell without an exam, but it does seem to be something infectious. I am surprised that a wet smear or culture have not revealed anything. Perhaps you should start by doing something basic, like reading the Yeast Connection by William Crook. Now, I am not saying you have chronic yeast, but some of the tenets he puts forth in that book will help with chronic yeast and with other allergic phenomena. Hope this helps.
-- William F. von Almen, II, MD, FACOG Editorial Advisor-Pregnancy and Birth Private Practice New Orleans, La.
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