So, I entered the emergancy room just to be ignored by the techs who worked there. I couldn't get anyone to listen to my previous health problems. When I finally got around to talking about my problems, they instantly thought I was pregnant; which is understandable since I am a female. I was then given a blood test where I was informed my blood count was 4.7 and I was extremely anemic. I was also sent in for an ultra sound, CT Scan, and an MRI.
The ultra sound showed I have three cysts on my ovaries, two cysts on my spleen, and bleeding stomach ulcers. The CT Scan showed that I have inflamation in small and large intestine, endometriosis, bleeding in small and large intestine, signs of Crohn's Disease, signs of Meckel Diverticulum, and a tumor in the lower right small intestine. I wasn't even given the results of the MRI.
That was the day my world fell out from under my feet. I didn't know what to think. I was admitted into the hospital over night for a blood transfusion and surgery the following morning. I never went into surgery. I was told there was no doctor at that hospital who could complete the surgery. So, I was released.
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