aflight84
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Hey Girls,
Not long to now and i have to face the monster that is the gynea!
I'm calm and ready i think. Not sure how I'll be when i get there but i have a list of questions for him. I wont ask all of these and i probably wont be as blunt about it either but please let me know what you think and add some of you can think of something i haven't:
Why after two months of increased progesterone results and then a report of pains and bloating did you not have me scanned?
I contact your PA as adviced on the PI leaflet that i was experiencing pains and they were getting worse by the day. Why was this message only left as a post it note? is it not seen to be exceptionally important when someone is having probelms relating to a medication? I'm concerned as Hyperstimulation in a severe case is life threatening and if it hadn't been for my GP getting involved to help we'd never have found out this was the case. And when you did finally see that post it note you still didn't want to help.
What are you going to do now?
I want a HSG/Laparoscopy to ensure there's no damage to my tubes.
The lining of my womb was a lot thinner than the sonographer was looking for. What can you do about that?
What happens next month?
What are the options for treatment?
Why does your PA see fit to give me almost medical advice when her opinion is not medically founded?
God just writing this has made me angry ARGH !!!!
Not long to now and i have to face the monster that is the gynea!
I'm calm and ready i think. Not sure how I'll be when i get there but i have a list of questions for him. I wont ask all of these and i probably wont be as blunt about it either but please let me know what you think and add some of you can think of something i haven't:
Why after two months of increased progesterone results and then a report of pains and bloating did you not have me scanned?
I contact your PA as adviced on the PI leaflet that i was experiencing pains and they were getting worse by the day. Why was this message only left as a post it note? is it not seen to be exceptionally important when someone is having probelms relating to a medication? I'm concerned as Hyperstimulation in a severe case is life threatening and if it hadn't been for my GP getting involved to help we'd never have found out this was the case. And when you did finally see that post it note you still didn't want to help.
What are you going to do now?
I want a HSG/Laparoscopy to ensure there's no damage to my tubes.
The lining of my womb was a lot thinner than the sonographer was looking for. What can you do about that?
What happens next month?
What are the options for treatment?
Why does your PA see fit to give me almost medical advice when her opinion is not medically founded?
God just writing this has made me angry ARGH !!!!