Re: Is the endo the one to ask? » floatingbridge

Posted by Maxime on September 9, 2010, at 20:30:22

In reply to Re: Is the endo the one to ask?, posted by floatingbridge on September 8, 2010, at 12:46:22

Yes, I have Hashimotos. My appt didn't go very well. I feel like she wasn't listening to me. For instance, I told her that I hadn't had my period since December and she said "it's hormones". Then I told her about the hair not growing anymore on my legs or under my arms and then I got the same same answer ... it's hormones. Well no sh*t Sherlock! Do you think we should test to see which ones? Sigh. I told her about feeling tired and sore all the time and she said ... it's your depression. ARGH!!!! I was not a happy camper by the end of the appt.

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Re: Is the endo the one to ask? » Maxime Phillipa 9/7/10
Re: Is the endo the one to ask? Maxime 9/8/10
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Re: Is the endo the one to ask? » floatingbridge Phillipa 9/8/10
Re: Is the endo the one to ask? » floatingbridge Maxime 9/9/10
THAT endo is not the one to ask! » Maxime floatingbridge 9/10/10

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