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First Endo Appointment

Started by paulault55, February 17, 2009, 10:42:24 AM

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paulault55

I just got back from my first Endo appointment, i had been self medicating for 9 months and expected a lecture but none came, seems like he typed on the computer for ages asking all kinds of questions, he also did a physical exam and noted that my spleen was enlarged, but that's all that was said about it. He went over what i was taking and everything was ok except i was taking too much gel, he went over what hrt can and can't do and because i have some breast development showed me how to do a self breast exam. He scheduled a bunch of labs and i added to that T & E levels, he said i really didn't need those but i wanted them done, i also had him schedule a Karyotype test just for my own peace of mind, it's not going to change who i am but at least I'll know. I left the office with 3 prescriptions and another appointment 6 months from now, unfortunately my local Walmart was out of most of the scripts but will have them tomorrow afternoon.
I feels good to be under a Doctor's care and officially under way.

Paula.




I am a Mcginn Girl May 9 2011
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Jay

Congrats Paula. I can feel how happy you are through your writing. I am glad it all went well for you hun. :)


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Chrissty

Strange how everything seems to run better after getting the main dealer to check "under the hood" and do an oil change! ;D

I'm pleased it went well for you Paula.

:icon_hug:

Chrissty
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Janet_Girl

Alright Paula.  It is always great to have a doctor watch over things.  And the Karyotype test would be interesting.

You have now take yet another step to freedom.

Janet

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paulault55

Thanks Chrissty and Janet, i have no expectations that the Karyotype will show anything other than i was born male. I was born in 1952 and lots of mothers between 1940's and 1960's were given DES to prevent Miscarriages and one of the things they found it could cause transgender issues. I have no way of checking if my mother was given this due to some difficult issues and her being deceased. And neither of these things are going to change who i am. Yes finally seeing a doctor who has treated 200 or so of us over 20 years is very reassuring.

Paula.




I am a Mcginn Girl May 9 2011
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spx_1112

How are your endo appointments?  How often?  Hugs Shannon
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