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Persistent Abdominal Pain Post UTI Treatment, Scan Showed Insignificant Fibroid. What Should Be Done?
I AM A LADY OF 36YEARS, I HAVE BEEN STRUGGLING WITH INFERTILITY CASE FOR ALMOST 10 YEARS NOW, ALL THESE HAVE BEEN FUTILE. RECENTLY I EXPERIENCED A DELAYED MENSE OF OVER A MONTH, UPON ENQUIRY IT WAS DISCOVERED I HAVE UTI, I HAVE BEEN ON DRUGS TO CLEAR IT. BUT THE TREATMENT IS GETTING TO 2WEEKS, BUT THE PAIN ONLY REDUCED MINIMALLY. PRESENTLY MY ABDOMEN HURTS, NOT SETTLED. THE SCAN RESULT SAYS THERE IS AN INSIGNIFICANT FIBROID . KINDLY ADVICE
Mon, 9 Jul 2012
Hi,
you didn't mentioned what was the cause diagnosed for your infertility?
delayed menses could be because of,
1.feature indicating premature menopause,
2.presence of underlying poly cystic ovarian disease,
3.any recent remarkable change in weight,
4.psychological stress
the reasons for your persisting abdominal pain could be,
incomplete treatment for UTI, you can go for culture and sensitivity to rule out,
presence of associated pelvic inflammatory disease,
your fibroid started producing symptoms.
Now you visit your gynecologist once and undergo examination to rule out pelvic inflammatory disease if needed she will refer you to surgeon to rule out surgical causes of pain abdomen.
take care
you didn't mentioned what was the cause diagnosed for your infertility?
delayed menses could be because of,
1.feature indicating premature menopause,
2.presence of underlying poly cystic ovarian disease,
3.any recent remarkable change in weight,
4.psychological stress
the reasons for your persisting abdominal pain could be,
incomplete treatment for UTI, you can go for culture and sensitivity to rule out,
presence of associated pelvic inflammatory disease,
your fibroid started producing symptoms.
Now you visit your gynecologist once and undergo examination to rule out pelvic inflammatory disease if needed she will refer you to surgeon to rule out surgical causes of pain abdomen.
take care
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