OB/GYN Discussion Thread

you know, I think these kinds of debates happen for no reason at all...

Austin Chavez76 or xy posts something, and then everyone rushes to prove they're talking nonsense...

meanwhile, the person who actually started the thread doesn't even show up... we're all here tearing each other apart over something that isn't even our problem...
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That’s just how it goes, Kyle White2. I guess the point is that every country handles the same thing differently. Here in America, kids might be buying certain things at age 2 or 3, whereas in Cali, you wouldn't see it until 21, and in New York, maybe around 16. My old textbook mentioned that certain substances can cause blindness in children, much like how Candida can lead to miscarriages. At least, that's what Dr. Goldsmith told me personally, so I suppose you could blame him. For me, this topic is pretty much done. If a woman is having issues, she should probably just head to a doctor so they can figure out what's wrong and prescribe something. We aren't really here for medical advice, after all.

Can Candida actually cause miscarriages? 😂

Is it tucked away in your medical records? 😂 Or perhaps, could it be resting somewhere within your prenatal folder? 😂😂😂😁 👍

She's in the red zone! And yeah, if you have it before the 20-week mark, it can cause issues. But both my babies were born, and I'm finally through it... now I can just relax and enjoy myself since I've finished the hardest part of the job! Ahhhhh, it's such a wonderful feeling when you look back... sorry for any typos, ladies, I've got long nails and they make typing a bit of a struggle.😉

Could you perhaps walk me through the logic behind that mining manual? I find myself wondering what role it actually plays in all of this, or if you might happen to have a copy on hand since you work in the mines yourself? 🤔 😉

Not really...

It’s actually super common for pregnant women, usually because of those high estrogen levels. It isn't dangerous at all, just really uncomfortable...

So I work in a mine... you didn't know? Yeah, just digging for gold and looking for oil... I guess someone's gotta do it.😛

Honestly, it’s pathetic when people like these hyperactive chickens try to play doctor.
If you actually gave a damn about helping that woman—you’d tell her to, you know, actually take her health seriously (especially women's health) and maybe blow things out of proportion a little instead of just waving her off like "it's nothing."

But hey, clearly that wasn't even on your radar.

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So, did you write this just to play the hero for the OP, or was your main goal actually to let the rest of us know how much you think we're all idiots?

If you actually bothered to read the whole thread, nowhere did anyone say she shouldn't see a doctor or that everything would just magically fix itself—and nobody was acting like a total know-it-all claiming their advice was the one and only "cure" for Candida (assuming that’s even what we’re dealing with here...). I mean, honestly, we should probably just look at these things for what they actually are—not downplaying them, but not making them out to be some massive, unsolvable disaster either...

Look, I’m not trying to go to bat for Austin Chavez76 here, but I really have to point out that the way things operate in the US is fundamentally different from how they work back home.
The prenatal booklets you get here don't look anything like the ones we had, and it's entirely plausible that they actually list how certain STIs can increase the risk of miscarriage. Doctors here seem to have an antibiotic for absolutely everything under the sun, and there’s just no universe where a GP is going to sit you down and suggest something as simple as rinsing with chamomile or eating more yogurt to help your situation. Personally, if I were dealing with a UTI, I’d much rather lean on cranberry tea than jump straight to antibiotics, but unlike my experiences with doctors back home, not a single primary care physician in this country would even dream of suggesting that as a viable option. It’s all just based on my own run-ins with the medical system here.

Over here in the States, they put it like this:
"Candida: A frequent vaginal infection, particularly while pregnant."

Well, Merry Christmas to everyone.
Starting today, I’m going back to war against Candida... for the nth time now. Stocking up on Canesten, Geonistin suppositories, and boric acid.

Since I’m also on Amoxil for other issues, this current "attack" is likely triggered by the antibiotic—they tend to mess with vaginal pH levels.

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Look, if you need a little consolation prize, here it is. Getting Candida in your ear? That is hands down the absolute worst place for it to show up. Honestly, if you manage to get it on your lips at the same time, just consider yourself incredibly lucky. 😱

Thanks to those "cool heads" at the beginning—those people who just couldn't keep their mouths shut and had to itch for trouble... well, I hope they're still itching.

Canesten did the trick.

But... I suppose she really ought to be allowed to say it. Maybe.
Since I started using the daily extract, I guess my results have become... stronger? Maybe. It feels more potent, I suppose.
It’s just wonderful to be by the ocean... I suppose the saltwater really does wonders for her.
My doctor says that yogurt doesn't make any difference at all, but I guess... I don't know... I just can't bring myself to agree with her.
I guess... maybe I could try to remember... but I honestly can't recall the exact starting point of Jace Curit's journey. I think... perhaps? It’s just a bit fuzzy.
Does anyone here happen to have any Ischiadak? I suppose I should ask... maybe someone might know where to find it?

lil one said:I went to see Dr. Latin over at the VILI clinic, and I honestly have to say, she’s just incredible...👍

I had my first checkup with her too, and man, she is seriously brilliant..👍

crimsonbear75 said:We happened to chat during a lecture today with a gynecologist from the local clinic in our area, and she was just incredibly patient with us, answering absolutely every question we threw her way—even the ones that seemed totally impossible or redundant at first glance... My initial impression is that she’s truly phenomenal, so I think I might just move in with her...
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Actually, she isn't a gynecologist; she's a specialist in school medicine. It's such a shame, because I have to agree that she is an absolutely wonderful woman...🙂

Dr. Grujić-Koračin is alright, I guess, but honestly, when I was pregnant, she had me coming in for an ultrasound every three weeks on the dot.
And if you’re forcing me to pick between her and Dr. Harni? It’s Dr. Harni every single time, no contest.

Another woman is raving about Harni Medical Clinic...
Does anyone know how much they charge for an exam, a Pap smear, an ovarian ultrasound, and a chlamydia test...?
Just trying to get an idea of what kind of damage I’m looking at.
Thanks!