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Board has been very helpful!!!!

Roberta,
Like you i was really glad to find this mesage board. it;s just good to know you have others you can share your experiences with. i had my tubal done almost 11 years ago. didn't have any symptoms until a couple of years ago. and them several months back all these new symptoms hit me like a ton of bricks. i have been experienceing joint pain, terrible menstrual cycles, cramps, clots, swelling, constant fatigue, no sex drive, lower back pain. i feel like i'm falling apart. went to a new ob/gyn yesterday.was armed with a list of symptoms & blood work that needs to be done. he looked ove my list & said the ptls was not really ackowledged. so he put me on BC. told me he thought i had fibromyalga & spastic colon. i ask for a blood work up be he refused. i have a app. in 2 mon. to see how things are going. i told dr. i knew what my problems was & he lokked at me like i was crazy. i wish i could afford the services of dr. vicki. but i'm totally relying on my insurance to cover all cost..

Posted on Jan 28, 1999, 11:13 AM

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