My doc, whom I love cause she is nuttier than I am, misdiagnosed me about a year and a half ago with a prostate infection, which I did not have. Antibiotics didnt work, and then DRE, and then wanted me to go for colonscopy, and yet another urologist.
Well, I said NO after i figured she was guessing. I decided to s…
My doc, whom I love cause she is nuttier than I am, misdiagnosed me about a year and a half ago with a prostate infection, which I did not have. Antibiotics didnt work, and then DRE, and then wanted me to go for colonscopy, and yet another urologist.
Well, I said NO after i figured she was guessing. I decided to simply pay attention to my body, and work on figuring it out myself, which I did.
Through exercise, and paying attention, i realized i was able to manipulate my symptoms of discomfort with stretching.. Thats when i realized my back was my problem, and not my prostate, colon, or anything else. I squashed (no hemmorage) 4 discs between s1 and L1 and all my discomfort was ghost pain from nerve route impingement.
If I had listened to my Dr, I would have never found out what was really going on
A guessing game for most.
My doc, whom I love cause she is nuttier than I am, misdiagnosed me about a year and a half ago with a prostate infection, which I did not have. Antibiotics didnt work, and then DRE, and then wanted me to go for colonscopy, and yet another urologist.
Well, I said NO after i figured she was guessing. I decided to simply pay attention to my body, and work on figuring it out myself, which I did.
Through exercise, and paying attention, i realized i was able to manipulate my symptoms of discomfort with stretching.. Thats when i realized my back was my problem, and not my prostate, colon, or anything else. I squashed (no hemmorage) 4 discs between s1 and L1 and all my discomfort was ghost pain from nerve route impingement.
If I had listened to my Dr, I would have never found out what was really going on