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When the gyn isn't enough

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It's been a year since I had exams and surgery with a new gyn.  I have an annual exam with her next week.  I like her okay, but when I tried to talk with her about my peri symptoms last year, it was like talking to a wall.  Over the last year, I've gradually realized that I don't want to discuss peri with my gyn.  It seems like somebody else, a counselor, a naturopath, someone who could help in a broader way would make a difference.  Does anyone else struggle to discuss peri with your gyn?  How do you find other specialists, practitioners, etc. to help??

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    And that is why I love this forum. it has been a God send. I would probably be in a mental hospital if I had not found these ladies on here.
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