Row 86777

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I reported several of these issues, along with whatever my episodic diarrhea/constipation sensation is, and large amounts of mucus in the stool. I also cannot go without exlax, which also alleviates the pain a bit, and energy drinks. I need both or I don't go to the bathroom.

I got physical therapy. Still doing it. No other options were given. The full 8 sessions didn't help whatsoever so they appealed my insurance for another set. They have not been willing to do any testing.

I'm 'too young' for cancer and a woman. They didn't even draw any blood. No imaging. Nothing.

Your experience isn't gonna be the standard of care for everyone. That's probably part of the problem. I expected what you got, and I got put in physical therapy with no testing or blood work or imaging of any kind.

I've often wondered if men with my issues are also being forced to do physical therapy for "pelvic floor issues" without testing for anything else. I have a strong feeling the answer is no, they get tested, like you did.

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text I reported several of these issues, along with whatever my episodic diarrhea/constipation sensation is, and large amounts of mucus in the stool. I also cannot go without exlax, which also alleviates the pain a bit, and energy drinks. I need both or I don't go to the bathroom. I got physical therapy. Still doing it. No other options were given. The full 8 sessions didn't help whatsoever so they appealed my insurance for another set. They have not been willing to do any testing. I'm 'too young…
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datetime 2024-05-24
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