✓ may 17
- new doctor!
- I was hella nervous until she walked in and I saw she was wearing a pin with a rainbow flag saying "you are safe with me"
- get-to-know-you
- she used inclusive language and asked me for my pronouns, and agab + gender identity
- basic medical history survey
- discussed general anxiety disorder and prescribed Celexa
- discussed blood pressure levels and advised me to take it at home
✓ june 28
- discussed general anxiety disorder and told me to just keep up with Celexa, see me again when needed
✓ july 27
- discussed anxiety and changed Celexa dosage
- discussed my concerns about changes in my menstrual cycle I had noticed recently
- late more often than usual
- lighter than usual
- 1-2 days longer than typical
- blood clots
- mentioned my dry skin (face) and told me to try using Aquaphor
✓ august 25
- discussed general anxiety and changed Celexa dosage
- discussed high blood pressure and prescribed Spironolactone
- mentioned excess body hair concerns, which was another reason for prescribing Spironolactone
✓ september 22
- discussed high blood pressure, Spiro is working well
- given yearly flu vaccine
- ordered blood work to check kidneys primarily for potassium levels
✓ november 18
- women's well exam (pap smear, pelvic exam, breast exam)
- see my notes on how to prepare for this as a survivor!
- It genuinely was not bad at all. I was completely okay the entire time.
- She said it's no longer necessary for doctors to perform routine manual breast exams, unless the patient says the notice something off themselves.
- After doing the pap, she said she didn't feel I needed a manual pelvic exam at this time.
- discussed previous findings on some 3-year-old test results from an ER visit I didn't notice until recently
- calcification on left ovary
- left adrenal adenoma
- She said I didn't need a separate gynecologist, so I asked her some other gyno questions.
- ordered blood tests (a lot lol, will list them later)
✓ december 22
- went over lab results
- went over pap smear results
- discussed/diagnosed PCOS
- prescribed metformin for elevated glucose and abnormal periods
- ordered a morning cortisol test to check levels again, and a lipid panel test
- ordered + scheduled an ultrasound to check for the mass on left ovary
oct 31 2022 ∞
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