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vividsailor7 said:It wouldn't hurt at all to get a urinalysis and a full metabolic panel done.
Thanks for the advice, I'll definitely get that taken care of!🙂
vividsailor7 said:1. Are you having any trouble urinating?
2. What’s the status of your bowel movements?
3. Do you have a fever?
Basically, I find myself needing to go quite frequently, but I haven't noticed any other issues. My digestion is normal, and I don't have a fever.
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Well, I'm back at square one. It’s always my stomach that gives me trouble, but lately, it's been my lower back—and man, it hurts—along with my hips and thighs. Honestly, it's exhausting. The only thing that really takes the edge off is taking 600 mg of Ibuprofen.
I’m currently a student here in the States and I'm looking to switch over to a new gynecologist. Does anyone know of a good doctor in the area who is actually accepting new patients right now? While I'm at it, I could also use a solid recommendation for a dentist. 😉
I’ve always dealt with intense pain, but over the last two or three years, it reached a point where it was almost unbearable. I ended up in the ER quite a few times because of it. However, for the past two or three months, I’ve felt almost nothing; I take one pill on the first day and that’s it. I’m not sure if it’s because I finally escaped the daily grind of school stress, or if I just finally found the right medication. We’ll see how much stress plays a role once college starts.