OB/GYN Discussion Thread
in Women's Health ·
Megan Lopez4, here’s a quick tip regarding Dr. Husar.
Regarding meds, Medazol is typically used for trichomoniasis—which is an STI, but let's be real, it's not strictly limited to that. Sometimes it can be a total nightmare to get rid of.
If you're feeling stuck, I actually picked some up at the St. Jude maternity ward, and a friend of mine got hers during delivery over at Mount Sinai.
Because this whole thing is such a headache, do yourself a favor: ask your primary care doctor for a referral to an endocrinologist and head over to Mass General. Get them to run a full panel, check your hormone levels, and whatever else they deem necessary. And don't let your GP push you around. They’re just collecting a paycheck because you're on their roster, but you have every right to switch doctors and find someone who actually knows what they're doing.
Regarding meds, Medazol is typically used for trichomoniasis—which is an STI, but let's be real, it's not strictly limited to that. Sometimes it can be a total nightmare to get rid of.
If you're feeling stuck, I actually picked some up at the St. Jude maternity ward, and a friend of mine got hers during delivery over at Mount Sinai.
Because this whole thing is such a headache, do yourself a favor: ask your primary care doctor for a referral to an endocrinologist and head over to Mass General. Get them to run a full panel, check your hormone levels, and whatever else they deem necessary. And don't let your GP push you around. They’re just collecting a paycheck because you're on their roster, but you have every right to switch doctors and find someone who actually knows what they're doing.