Comments on: Wife has extremely painful periods, heavy bleeding, slow thyroid and candida. Doctors are clueless!? http://yeastinfectionontheasshole.com/1043/wife-has-extremely-painful-periods-heavy-bleeding-slow-thyroid-and-candida-doctors-are-clueless/ There are several different natural cures for yeast infections Tue, 20 Jul 2010 00:16:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: spewafew http://yeastinfectionontheasshole.com/1043/wife-has-extremely-painful-periods-heavy-bleeding-slow-thyroid-and-candida-doctors-are-clueless/comment-page-1/#comment-3048 spewafew Sat, 12 Sep 2009 17:07:07 +0000 http://yeastinfectionontheasshole.com/1043/wife-has-extremely-painful-periods-heavy-bleeding-slow-thyroid-and-candida-doctors-are-clueless/#comment-3048 There is obviously something wrong with her. CHANGE DOCTORS! I can't tell you how many stupid unsympothetic doctors I have been to. One diagnosed me with herpes when all I had was a fleeting rash (completely depressed me for 3 weeks until my test results came back NEGATIVE!) and 2 others said I was just fat and overeating when I had hypothyroidism (so it was undiagnosed for 5 YEARS!). She may have some sort of thyroid disorder. Is she under a lot of stress? This is known to impact menstration symptoms as well as make people more suseptable to infections. Also thyroid levels can drastically impact depression levels, so this may be a serious concern. Sorry I couldn't be more help, but like the other responder said, seek other medical assistance, don't rely on one doctor's opinion (especially a GP). if that doesn't work, analyze her diet, some times certain food combinations (especially since she has been taking all those supplements) can cause and exaggeration of certain symptoms. She is lucky to have someone like you, good luck to both of you. There is obviously something wrong with her. CHANGE DOCTORS! I can’t tell you how many stupid unsympothetic doctors I have been to. One diagnosed me with herpes when all I had was a fleeting rash (completely depressed me for 3 weeks until my test results came back NEGATIVE!) and 2 others said I was just fat and overeating when I had hypothyroidism (so it was undiagnosed for 5 YEARS!). She may have some sort of thyroid disorder. Is she under a lot of stress? This is known to impact menstration symptoms as well as make people more suseptable to infections. Also thyroid levels can drastically impact depression levels, so this may be a serious concern. Sorry I couldn’t be more help, but like the other responder said, seek other medical assistance, don’t rely on one doctor’s opinion (especially a GP). if that doesn’t work, analyze her diet, some times certain food combinations (especially since she has been taking all those supplements) can cause and exaggeration of certain symptoms. She is lucky to have someone like you, good luck to both of you.

]]> By: sokokl http://yeastinfectionontheasshole.com/1043/wife-has-extremely-painful-periods-heavy-bleeding-slow-thyroid-and-candida-doctors-are-clueless/comment-page-1/#comment-3049 sokokl Sat, 12 Sep 2009 17:07:07 +0000 http://yeastinfectionontheasshole.com/1043/wife-has-extremely-painful-periods-heavy-bleeding-slow-thyroid-and-candida-doctors-are-clueless/#comment-3049 I would recommend that she consult a gynecologist for the period issue if she hasn't already to see what is causing the painful periods to see if it is something like endometriosis. The other thing I would do is recommend that she see an endocrinologist (a doctor that specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of hormone problems such as thyroid problems) to see what they think could be going on from the hormone stand point. Because of the results of her thyroid tests this could be an indication of a thyroid problem which can also affect the periods. I would recommend that she consult a gynecologist for the period issue if she hasn’t already to see what is causing the painful periods to see if it is something like endometriosis.

The other thing I would do is recommend that she see an endocrinologist (a doctor that specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of hormone problems such as thyroid problems) to see what they think could be going on from the hormone stand point. Because of the results of her thyroid tests this could be an indication of a thyroid problem which can also affect the periods.

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