What Kind of Dr. Should I See For This? Posted: 11-25-07 17:42pm
Hi. I have many symptoms that seem
unconnected but I think they might be.
I'm not asking what I have, but wondering
if someone knows what kind of doctor would
be the most qualified to make a
diagnosis.
I am keen on seeing someone soon, since my
gyno is recommending surgery for one of
the symptoms and before surgery I want to
see if I have some kind of autoimmune
disorder. I don't know why -but I feel
like maybe the symptoms are connected.
What kind of Dr. would be able to take a
complete view of the following symptoms:
--severe pelvic pain
--jaw pain / tmj (diagnosed by dentist
using x-ray and exam)
--get infections easily (two tooth abscess
on one side of jaw, etc.)
--frequent colds & flu
--cysts on various parts of body (some
surgically removed)
--sore/swollen joints in hands
--headaches / earaches
--already diagnosed with wacky and rare
skin allergy where my body produces
hystimine
--gyno strongly suspects adenomyosis and
is recommending hysterectomy
Thanks
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Posted: 11-25-07 18:04pm
I would have to say one who specializes in
Immue disorders. An Infectious Deasese
physician. I have one for my MRSA. And I
catch everything under the sun. You may
have so many that could cause you to see
more the one specialist.
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