Re: Dee- Cramps

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Dee,

He sounds like a paragon of virtue....I wish I knew him I would write a story

about him and have it published....You ever wonder how winners like that get

through life? I have a new Gyno great woman...You go in....she takes care of

business and she asks you a bunch of questions and you know what she does after

she asks? She actually listens to me....and she responds with thoughtful and

insightful comments and suggestions....If I didnt know any better I would think

that every so often they allow a human into med schools....I think all doctors

should get doctor/patient lessons from Nurses'

Speaking of Gyno's and female issues here is a question, for all the gentlemen

you can skip this part...I was diagnosed with PCOS a few months ago and I have

had very irregular periods for a long time....Well ever since surgery my period

has been like clock work YEAH.....Now here is the interesting part....My cramps

are also almost non-existant....Is that normal...So here is my question? Do you

ladies cramp after the DS? And if you dont did you before? And vice versa TIA

Lisbeth

Dee wrote: Thanks, Lisbeth! Actually I don't have a

gyno right

now. I used to but I'm just not comfortable with him

any longer.

It's a long story that I posted previously but the

gist of it is he is definitely not kind to the obese

(or at least not to me!). Plus he used to sneak

around our apt complex to visit his girlfriend. He

would park at the complex next door, leap over the

fence next to my apt and go to her place. One night

he was ticked off at her and stood in the driveway

yelling, " you whore " , and other lovely things. (Like

who was he to talk - at least she wasn't married!)

Anyway, he got a divorce and moved in with her and

they now provide a free sex show to anyone who looks

up towards their apartment. And he yells at her alot,

like telling her to take out the garbage - she has one

minute, move it, move it, move it! I've seen them

walking down their stairs, she with her hands full of

garbage, books, a water bottle and her purse and he

walks down carrying a cell phone.

I just don't like him.

Soooo, I guess I gotta find another GYN!

Thanks,

dee

--- L J wrote:

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> Call the gyno! I never try and self-diagnose

> anything south of my neck! LOL I hope you feel

> better.....How about some cool water to help with

> the ithching?

> Lisbeth

> Dee wrote: Wow, after

> reading emails about post-op problems with

> gallbladder removal, I guess I'm really lucky!

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> I have my gallbladder removed about 10 years ago.

> When I was released from the hospital, I had

> horrible

> diarrhea. It finally got to the point where my

> surgeon prescribed lomitril (I think that's what it

> was). Within a day, it was nearly gone.

>

> Since then, I haven't had any problems with diarrhea

> unless I was sick. I can eat everything just fine

> with no problems unless I eat alot of garlic or

> grease. Even then, I just get nauseous, no diarrhea.

>

> I didn't know people could have long-term poo poo

> problems after gallbladder removal.

>

> Off topic, I have a female question to ask...

> ladies,

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> I think I have my first infection down there! I have

> horrible itching. No smell or stuff coming out, just

> itching. At first, it was ok because if I moved my

> hips a certain way... well... let's just say I was a

> happy camper! (Look, no hands!)... But now it's

> really bad itching.

> I bought monostat 3 and used it last night. I slept

> 4

> hours and when I woke up, I had been scratching.

> Still itches and is sore now when I pee... I have to

> wait until tonight to use the creme again - that's

> so

> many hours away! Wahhhhh! I also bought some wipes

> with anti-itch lotion on it but I can use only 4 per

> day. Wahhhhhhhhhhhhh!

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> Any advice?

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> Thanks,

> dee

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