By freakingout - 02/09/2015 21:10 - United Kingdom - Coventry
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OP here, wow didn't expect it to make it on here ? Well so far no change, she even asked me are you sure it's not part of you, like how often does anybody know themselves there. What? I know myself very well there and it's not normal. Got an appointment with the gyno for next week so should be all good :) thought it was suspicious I got an appointment within half hour of ringing...
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If you've never had to have a lump tested then you won't understand why the doctor wants to deal with the obvious possibilities first. Without testing there is no way for a doctor to know what a lump is made of so him saying he did not know what it was is a good thing. Your doctor made the right choice. I would far rather have an honest doctor that admits they are not sure who wants to rule out some of the more obvious things first, than some asshat who wants to start all kinds of invasive testing as the first step.
Someone close to me had problems and the public hospital said to bring him back in 3 weeks but he was very ill so we went with private care and they said he wouldn't have lasted two weeks. If you know something is wrong, demand something be done or if you can afford it, go private. I hope everything is ok with you OP
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I think you should find a different doctor!
And a couple of assholes.
"Let's just give you meds and see what happens." What could possibly go wrong, OP? Your doctor sounds fine, it's not like you should run for the hills and get a new one or anything!
cyst, prolly. birth control sometimes causes this.
she has found your gspot!... all jokes aside, second opinion never hurt anyone.
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Go see another doctor. While doctors can't know everything, it was still really stupid of her to tell you to just take antibiotics for a few weeks and "see how it goes".
Do you often get a lump in there?