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  • MK, I thought you had HPV for life?
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  • I didn't know guadasil was offered to men too. I had the vaccine about 3 years ago. That last shot is a bitch. 
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    [QUOTE]MK, I thought you had HPV for life?
    Posted by Nickivegan[/QUOTE]<div>
    </div><div>My understanding is it can come and go. your body fights the virus, but it can resurface. Which is what I think mine did. 

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  • All the gaurdisil shots were a bitch. They felt like they were injecting lead into my arm or something. Guardisil is now being offered to men because they can get certain cancers of the throat from HPV if they are exposed to it.
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    [QUOTE]  Sesh- I am in the process of getting the HPV vaccine. I like how it is now offered to men, as well.
    Posted by Nickivegan[/QUOTE]

    That's good.  Like two months after my last LEEP and other procedure, the vaccine came out. Before that, most people I knew had never even heard of HVP. I don't think it would matter for me to get the vaccine at this point, with my age (isn't the cutoff 25 or so?) and the fact that I've had the strain it protects you against.
  • Sorry Mica, my fault!

    C, what BCP were you on? I was on Seasonelle for a while, and it was extremely helpful. Currently I have been taking Microgestin and it is helping. The one time when I took the Plan B pill is when my cycle started going downhill. 

    I have to leave for a co-op meeting in a few minutes. They have been really tedious and full of hostility lately. I'm dreading having to get off my comfortable chair.
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  • I don't remember now, I think it was called microgestin. It's been almost 2 years snce I stopped taking it.
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  • edited January 2012
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    [QUOTE]In Response to Re: Monday Night : Thanks! Who knows if I'll actually keep up with it, but I figured with all the down time I have now I might as well use this as another tool for an emotional outlet.
    Posted by mkrupar[/QUOTE]

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    I don't have much to add to all of this medical talk. I did have one abnormal test (Dr. told me possibly pre-cancer), then the colposcopy. That shiz was not a day at the beach, but like PPs said, Ill take that rather than learn something too late.

    You also get the manual breast exams at the annual visit. Which I like because I am not as proactive as I should be about doing it myself.
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  • Ok, off to meeting now, I will back around 8 probably. 

    C- Good to know it might be the same one I am on. I like it so far.

    Thank you all so much for letting me discuss this, and giving me some more insight and personal stories. (I really wanted to just vent, but the discussion was better!) This is why I really like it here. Thank you!
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  • edited January 2012
    The microgestin was the one that worked the best. The one I was on before that made me crazy if I didn't take it at the same time every day.

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  • I'm on Yaz. I know there's the lawsuit out there, but I've never had adverse side effects, and I think it's possible that the people that had complications shouldn't have been on Yaz in the first place. Like maybe it wasn't the correct BCP for their body's phisiology. I don't know. I'm no doctor. 

    I do know that without it life is miserable.
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  • I"m just catching up, but I wanted to add that my aunt basically died because she was afraid to go to the doctor. Had she told the doctor what was really going on, I fully believe she would still be here today.
  • I cant think of the name of mine, but I have been on it for like 13 years and I have no issues with it.
    I agree that life before it was not fun.
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  • I'm biased, but I'd rather patients bug me with their fears than show up after it's too late for me to give them the "easy" treatment.
  • Colposcopy was a piece of cake for me.  It was the silver nitrate they put on to keep it from bleeding, and the god awful cramping afterward that was awful.

    I just got a call from a job I interviewed for a couple months ago that only offered me a relief position, offering me a full time position.  Day late and a dollar short, but I'm kinda stoked that they thought of me and still wanted me. 

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  • Hey, cool...that would end up on the top of the page.  Ha.

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  • Aw Birdie I'm so sorry. Lucas never goes to the doctor. Not even for an annual physical. He used to get them in the Navy so it was NBD, but he's been out of the Navy for 2 and a half years and hasn't gone once. 
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    [QUOTE]Colposcopy was a piece of cake for me.  It was the silver nitrate they put on to keep it from bleeding, and the god awful cramping afterward that was awful. I just got a call from a job I interviewed for a couple months ago that only offered me a relief position, offering me a full time position.  Day late and a dollar short, but I'm kinda stoked that they thought of me and still wanted me. 
    Posted by J&K10910[/QUOTE]

    Ouch!

    Hey thats nice! A little ego boost.
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  • Well I'm currently trying to talk H into going for his little passing out deal. But my aunt had a lot of health issues that she just didn't tell the doctor about and I feel like they all contributed to her death.
  • MK, my H is the same way. He only goes when I make him and at that point he is normally in extreme pain.
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  • I couldn't get H to be seen last week when we were pretty sure he had a concussion. So I got to be on concussion duty for a few hours to make sure he didn't go to sleep. Undecided Do you know how hard it is to stay awake when you're watching someone almost fall asleep?
  • Ugh, my H is the same way.  He once operated on his own ingrown toenail.  I really want him to go get a physical, and he keeps saying he will, but I don't think he will.

    I'm sorry about your aunt, Birdie :(

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  • Birdie, tell your H that Dr. Mica says he needs to go get checked out.  :P  I don't like the idea of him passing out multiple times.
  • Thanks guys. :)

    And neither do I mica. He's just really frustrated because they've done a couple tests and haven't found anything yet. He tells me he'll go if I want him to, but he doesn't know what else to say besides what he said last time. I don't know what to tell him. :( He's had an ekg and a CT done. I think we should just bite the bullet and have an echo done to make sure nothing is wrong there.
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    [QUOTE]Colposcopy was a piece of cake for me.  It was the silver nitrate they put on to keep it from bleeding, and the god awful cramping afterward that was awful. I just got a call from a job I interviewed for a couple months ago that only offered me a relief position, offering me a full time position.  Day late and a dollar short, but I'm kinda stoked that they thought of me and still wanted me. 
    Posted by J&K10910[/QUOTE]

    The sample taking was the worst for me. "Feel like a small pinch" my ass. I didn't have a lot of cramping, but my uterus and cervix sit differently than normal and so I don't get normal cramping.

    Birdie, I'd definitely make H go to the doc if he was passing out. That's too serious to not get checked out.
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  • If everything else is negative, also ask about a tilt-table test and a holter monitor or cardiac event monitor.

    /end doctor talk, sorry!
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