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Old 06-02-2010, 06:42 PM   #20
Shawnee123
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Originally Posted by Cloud View Post
is a CT scan an appropriate screening for heart disease? /doubt/
Oh, no...I didn't mean to imply that. I just meant that the symptoms and an office assessment led my doctor to want to eliminate anything amiss such as a tumor, or bleeding issues from my car accident that went unnoticed in the ordinary x-ray I was given after that accident.

So I think...ok, no brain tumor. When women (well, when I) keep pushing for a diagnosis I wonder if I'm not a complete hypochondriac. I don't want to be that person. And yes, I worry that the doc is thinking I'm a hypochondriac. Yet, as was pointed out, many women just feel something is wrong. But, out of a myriad of possibilities, what exactly?

I was pushing for perimenopause and all I got was lousy anxiety.
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