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Fatigue, weight loss, anaemia, pelvic pain & dizzyness 18mths later still no diagnosis!!!??? |
Ok 18mths ago i had a severe chest infection which finally disappeared after 4 different antibiotics. However since then I have been crippled by fatigue, dizzyness, & horrific pelvic pain (not in the actual pelvic bone - feels more muscular ) & lumbar region. I have seen various dr's & all have a diff opinion - GP is convinced pelvic pain is just child birth trauma (my daughter is 3), a rheumotologist i saw said I am displaying red flag symtoms but as im only 28 he doesnt feel he needs to scan for anything sinister at this stage & wants to watch n wait, I then saw a neurologist as the pelvic pain was causing my legs to weaken & lose co-ordination. MRI scan of head ruled out MS & i was discharged. Blood count keeps falling below 9 so am on iron tablets - GP always says if the next blood test shows amaemia again he'll refer me to a blood specialist except next time never comes! My mum died 4mth ago of pelvic cancer & my dad the yr b4 of kidney cancer so am obviousy worried. Any ideas? Doctors make them listen to you. Ask for a female doctor I find them more compasion. Sound like you are having kidney problems and bladder. But if you had so many different kinds of antibiotics it should have cure that. Go in for a psp test if you have cancer there it would show itself. please change doctors or stay persistent. have you been checked for lymes disease-one of the most often missed/misdiagnosed diseases ever.... |
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You really should be asking your gyno or doctor about these things, but I have a couple of questions for you: is the pain more on the front of back side of your lower abdomen? Do you feel the pain ... probably ...Neither walking of jogging will make your condition worse. If you do the kegel and it does not help I think you should consult a physical therapist. Best of luck. ...Have you had a pelvic exam recently? This could simply be ovulation or a cyst on your ovaries. In any event, if you still feel this way over the next couple of days, I'd make a gyno appointm... I would follow up with your doctor to find out whether the results may have come back yet as sometimes doctors can get the results back and forget to get back in touch with you to let you know the ... u take the pelvic exam at MEPS when u go for your physical. its not that bad and its real quick not like at the regular doc's office. dont be nervous and good luck ...With the abdominal part of the ultrasound the technician will put a special wand on your abdomen (over the area around where the bladder and your reproductive organs) are after applying some gel (i... Yes you can have it under the NHS and No you are not too young to have it. Make an appointment with your GP and take it from there. Take care ... |
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