What time is it where you are? It is 12:27 AM here in Iowa....I don't have any answers for you but I didn't want you to feel as if you are alone.....I am here too if that matters and I really will be glad for you when this is all in your past....I know you will be too.
Those sores must be maddening.
I know the routine with the bathroom....for some reason whenever we eat out I find myself searching for a bathroom is sheer panic.....not so bad at home because I know where that bathroom is!
Breathe deeply....and be glad in not so long from now you will know what is going on.....the dreaded surgery will be behind you and you will know what is up. You will be able to deal with whatever comes your way.....I know that and I am certain you do too....besides, there is really no choice......soon you should have some answers..
I will be listening for you.
Peace
dian
It is 1050 here in HOT Az. I would be so happy for cooler temps. Its about 80 degrees still here. I make a point to not frequent places that I dont know where the bathrooms are. Erika
I have a 25 year old son living in Mesa...he said it is quite warm there....oh...kiddo.....I feel terrible for you....hopefully things will get better real soon.....certainly it should....don't allow yourself to become defeated....hang in there.....are you able to stay cool?
Peace.
dian
I am in really in good spirits. I am about 70 miles away from Mesa. To keep cool we sit in one spot and do everything really early or really late. I am concerned about surgery and am gonna go over path report from hyst with a fine tooth comb. I am more concerned with hematoma problems but know the statistics of that happening again are slim to nothing. The little girl I take care of is asking alot of questions. Believe it or not am comfortable talking to her. We both get a kick out of me saying excuse me but gotta run potty break. Her mom is still having a hard time and cant believe I am so matter of fact since I had hyst for dysplasia/hypersplasia. Well gotta get to bed gotta go to work tomarrow. Take care. Erika
Please say your prayers and god bless your dreams....you will be in my dreams and I am waiting to hear your voice when you have your surgery behind you.....
Peace kiddo.
dian
Hi Mishelle, the scaly spots on your scalp sound like seborrhea or psoriasis. You could try an OTC medicated shampoo containing tar. I have had this too and it really helps.
Linda J
Cysters --
I agree with Linda that the spots/sores are probably sebhorreic dermatitis and unrelated to ovarian problems. My dermatologist recommended over the counter hydrocortisone cream, applied twice a day. Believe me -- it works!
Good luck.
I got a really bad sunburn on my scalp (where my hair parts), talk about flakes...lol Anyway, sounds like the ladies are right and an otc shampoo should take care of it.
~Tascha