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Vagifem & Solifenacin

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jemma12213
jemma12213

I've been on vagifem & solifenacin for a year and a half. Told my doctor i still have pain passing urine, just ignored me and gave me repeat prescription. At times, i forget to take them now, but when i haven't taken them for a couple of days, i feel a movement inside me, like a twisting or untwisting movement, so strong, that it makes me jump. Anyone else experiencing this?

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  • eva78137
    eva78137 jemma12213

    Posted

    Vagifem is a source of estradiol. Solifenacin for bladder spasm incontinence ,for such a long time obviously there is an issue.

    I work for doctor and what I observe reason for ongoing bladder spasm is infection or cysticic or vaginal atrophy or ....anyway you change doctor. You need blood and other tests including abdominal and intravaginal ultrasound.

    Poping pills indifinetely without searching for cause makes no sense.

    If it was vaginal atrophy Vagifem should help. Obviously there is other issue.

    It's your life your body your choice.

    • jemma12213
      jemma12213 eva78137

      Posted

      Thanks for reply Eva, i'm putting an apptment on with doctor, will give her one more chance to DO something. If she doesn't i'm planning to tell her i'm going to take myself up to A&E and get some proper treatment

    • jemma12213
      jemma12213 eva78137

      Posted

      Hi Eva, thanks to your reply i made an apptment with my doctor, and after having this for more than a year and a half, she finally examined me, and i have what seems to be at the moment, a partial prolapse. Now waiting for an apptment with a gynecologist.
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