The OV watch is listed on the Special Thanks page of the MUST-KNOW MEDICAL PROCEDURES show.   To locate the one you're looking for, go to EPISODES at the top of the page and select either Archives. Locate the show and click on the picture, then select Special Thanks for the link to their website.

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Jenny Levine

Don't feel bad, I am learning as I go, too. But about the question on the show concerning Endometriosis, I have not seen any show where the mentioned the disease, but then again I don't get to watch it everyday.

I recently bought a book called "ENDOMETRIOSIS" by Mar Lou Bellweg & the Endometriosis Association. This book is very informative & I can totally relate to it. It tells you what foods to avoid & foods to eat more of. I read that one main issue with Endometriosis is that our estrogen levels are very high, which makes our hormones imbalanced. So it suggest to take Vitamin E pills & Primrose to balance them. But of course there is so much that this book covers that I would not be able to explain everything in it. I am determined to become pregnant, so I decided to change my diet. I don't have the money to spend on invitro, so I am trying this out. Oh yeah, the main things you should stay away from is caffeine, alcohol, dairy, red meats, shellfish....., just to name a few.

Hello, tell your husband I said Semper Fi.  I was in 29 Palms a lot...I was with 11th Marines at Camp Pendleton.  We went to the palms twice a yr for about 2 months at a time...so I got plenty of my time to play on the sand.  Anyways,  thanls for the reply...hagn

Ona happier note, your wedding picture is lovely!  How long have you been married?

Summer,

Hi, I did send information to the doctors, and to Dr. Phil, I hope I can say say that here, I guess I can.  I wrote to them because I am frustrated, I just keep going to doctors and they all say something different, and now everytime I go to someone, they just say "well we'll probably never know the reason, here's a pill for your symptom".  That's the worst part I guess, not knowing if there is some underlying condition or vitamin deficiency that could have easily been treated and make me better.  Plus not knowing for sure whats wrong makes it hard to get the right treatment.  Example, I broke my arm in July, I went to physical therapy, and was still having a lot of pain, the doctor said "you may have torn a ligament we should do a MRI", I said "could Lupus have anything to do with it not healing properly"?  He said "if you really have Lupus it may not be a ligament, but since we don't know let's do the MRI" Awe did the MRI, nothing is wrong with it, if I had a firm diagnosis, I could have avoided unnecessary tests, and saved money.  The last Rhuematologist I went to said my case was too complicated and then dismissed me.  All I want is to go back to work.  Because they don't know, I've weaned myself off all of my meds except Plaqinol for lupus (it helps with my skin)Mobic for widespread inflammation, and Ambien for sleep.  I was on Fentanyl for pain, Darvocet for pain, Flexeril muscle relaxant, Stomach meds, migraine meds, and many more, I still take some on occasion, like migraine but I no longer take handfuls every day, I was hoping that it might help, but so far I'm still at a loss.  Michele