A Pain in my...
Aug. 31st, 2018 09:43 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
m_of_disguiseAbout two weeks ago, I went to visit my sister while she was recovering from her surgery (she broke her leg falling off a horse), and I ate some fried chicken she had leftover in the fridge. I had some pretty bad stomach pains that night and figured it was the chicken. I've had a mild ache in my stomach ever since, but it was ignore-able. Weirdly, I would be fine most of the day, but after eating dinner it would suddenly get really bad.
Well, yesterday it suddenly became a very familiar sort of pain. A few years ago, I had basically this same thing happen, and I ended up getting diagnosed with diverticulitis. This pain is in the same place, it feels the same, so I feel like it's probably the same thing.
I've been trying since yesterday to find a GI doctor around here that is accepting new patients and that has an appointment open that isn't two weeks away. My parents never really took us to the doctor when I was a kid, and they NEVER took me to one as a teen, so I don't have a primary that I might have been transitioned or referred to. Anytime something comes up I usually just head to the neighborhood clinic, but last time this happened it was beyond their ability to treat.
So, I have an appointment for Wednesday with a new GI doc that has their office in the medical district close to work. I know nothing about him other than he's a GI doctor, and he isn't making me wait half a month to see him. So, we'll see.
Well, yesterday it suddenly became a very familiar sort of pain. A few years ago, I had basically this same thing happen, and I ended up getting diagnosed with diverticulitis. This pain is in the same place, it feels the same, so I feel like it's probably the same thing.
I've been trying since yesterday to find a GI doctor around here that is accepting new patients and that has an appointment open that isn't two weeks away. My parents never really took us to the doctor when I was a kid, and they NEVER took me to one as a teen, so I don't have a primary that I might have been transitioned or referred to. Anytime something comes up I usually just head to the neighborhood clinic, but last time this happened it was beyond their ability to treat.
So, I have an appointment for Wednesday with a new GI doc that has their office in the medical district close to work. I know nothing about him other than he's a GI doctor, and he isn't making me wait half a month to see him. So, we'll see.
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Date: 2018-08-31 04:27 pm (UTC)