another question

[Guest guest]

I've been on and off line all day reading emails. I was thinking about trigger

points. You know the little knots or bumps the pt finds and tries to work out?

Well I have had b-hole pain that started the same time the vaginal burning

started. When I went to my primary care doc, she said it looked like I had

internal hemroids. So she perscribed suppasitories (prolly didnt spell that

right) but anyway they seemed to be calming it down at first. but then like

everything else it started burning me. I ended up going to a GI doctor. She was

new but had completed residency and so on. She seemed pretty sure of herself

anyway. So I went through the gruling check up the rear with the thing they look

through to see hemoroids. She said I had one a lil farther up from where I had

the burning that was thumbrosed and we would try a differnt type of cream. So I

did that and the thumbrosed one healed. but the others she never really said

much about. A nurse practitioner I

saw a few times just did a finger check and said it felt like hemorids..

Anyway to make a long story short. What if I had one that was thumbrosed and the

ones that were burning were the knots the pt works out? I don't know what ya

call them but I was thinking about that earlier. I don't go back to PT till next

week but hope I can remember to ask her about it. I would be afraid for her to

go smashing on them though if we werent sure.

What do you all think about it?

Lee Ann