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Originally Posted by bb2023
If you're experiencing frequent irregularities i would try and see if you can get the opinion of a female doc - there are female doctors at my surgery and if i explain to the receptionist i have womens issues i would like to discuss they're normally happy to let me speak to a female doctor on that occasion...maybe you could try doing the same? Best of luck.
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i know that but it is not covered through the state, it is an out of pocket expense. one female gyno i saw in 2006 didn't think it was bad if there were clots i saw when having my period. they didn't see it "as a threat" to my health or something.
i used to have a horrible bloody stench that would just wreak! i haven't seen a female gyno since 09 when i was still on my parents' insurance when i was in college that is when i got kicked off because i was graduating the next year.
however, the current male doc and last male doc have been very concern about my period because i am now anemic because i have very heavy periods which results in losing a lot of iron. so, i do eat iron-enriched foods to replenish or drink green drinks that have a lot of iron in them. previous male doc said i am losing red blood cells it is not the 42 count it was like 32 of 36 something like that.