It's probably a bad thing. Oh well.
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It's probably a bad thing. Oh well.
Me: has low iron, can't stomach either type of iron pills
My doctor: "You'll just have to eat more meat."
Also me: has gastroparesis and can't break most meat products down, literally came in because the meat cravings were driving me nuts
Me: "how?"
Gotta complain for a minute.
When will I find a doctor that treats me like a person? When will I find some medical professional that actually listens to what I say? I feel like I could not be more clear about what I experience on a nearly daily basis and time and time again I am ignored and brushed off. It's like they don't imagine for a single second that I know what I'm talking about about my own damned body.
He gave me the whole spiel about how living healthy is about lifestyle (would if I could brother that's why I'm in your fucking office) and then prescribed me omeprozale. He only gave me a referral to an immunologist because I insisted on it. What part of "my histamine reaction is over the top and can put me in bed for days because of the pain" leads a person to think "yes an anti acid is what is needed." I only agreed to the prescription to prove him wrong because FUCK man. Fucking doctors. I cried in my car for 30 minutes after the appointment and then cried for another hour when I got home. I should have just cried in the office because holy shit.
Maybe I will next time. These people need to see what they actually do to their patients when they don't listen. I'm SO DONE being polite about my pain.
Hi yes if I am complaining about feeling lightheaded when i stand up, it is because it is concerning me. So saying "if it happens again" isn't all that helpful dammit. I'd rather have a weird heartrate but still be able to, i dont know, stand for more than a minute!!!!
I will never understand why all doctors just don't take any and all insurance. All I can figure is it's just a way to fuck over poor and rural people.
Every doctor everywhere for every sickness every visit every time: But like are you ...anxious?
I haven’t really talked much about what’s been going on with me physically. But I guess I need to now.
After three weeks of severe pelvic and back pain plus months long nipple pain, last week, I had a transvaginal ultrasound that showed thickened endometrial lining and excess fluid in my cervix. My uterus is also retroverted and retroflexed (see below image).
Basically my uterus looks like the bottom right photo. It also has pushed my cervix so that it sits right on top of the vagina - so basically whenever I have sex, the guy hits my cervix.
This explains everything about why sex is ALWAYS painful for me. Every time. It’s NEVER ONCE been physically enjoyable. The best I’ve gotten is “not very painful.” All my adult life I’ve told doctors that I cry and can’t walk after sex and I’ve been told that I should change positions or that “sometimes women just don’t enjoy sex.” Nobody bothered to tell me that my tilted uterus could cause it, nor did they bother to do an ultrasound that showed that it’s also retroflexed. Apparently they can fix this with laparoscopic surgery if it’s determined there is enough pain to warrant it. I’m going to push to have it done. I want to enjoy sex and not have horrible back cramps.
So anyway. After the imaging came back, they recommended I get an appointment to have a pelvic exam done ASAP to find out exactly what things look like in there, which I have tomorrow, and then Tuesday I have to have a mammogram for the breast pain. The word cancer was mentioned. I’m sure it’s just a CYA thing, but hearing that word in any context ever is horrifying.
I am 35 years old this month. I want this to be fixable. I want it to be something stupid and normal. I want my body to not be broken. And I certainly would like to find out that this isn’t indicative of cancer. Please, if you’re the praying kind, pray that it’s all just hormonal and can be fixed with surgery or a pill or something. Because right now I’m scared and don’t know how not to be.
Doctor: So, what's the reason for your visit?
Me: My back has been hurting a lot lately. Sometimes I can't even stand up without it being painful.
Doctor: Have you tried standing up slower?
Me: ...