Perhaps not. I should have full confidence in him, a gynae specialising in oncology. Afterall, he was highly recommended to me by my ex-colleague who had her cancerous breasts and womb removed by him.
True enough, he is a very experienced gynae. After seeing him and his diagnosis, I am more relieved.
In 2007, this Dr Wong diagnosed me with PID which stands for Pelvic Inflammatory Disease. Check this web for more information on what's PID. Never would I imagine myself contracting this disease with all the discomfort felt on the right side of my hip. They were just dull but lingering pain which lasted for a few days, came and was gone. As I was posting this, I had not had this pain for the past few days. Only sporadically. In fact, I had gone to see a female gynae before going for a second opinion with this Dr Wong. As I wasn't very comfortable with this female gynae's advice of going back for a follow-up 3 months later, I proceeded to get a confirmation from Dr Wong on this PID issue and another problem.
Just as what he had previously advised me 5 years ago, there is nothing I should worry about as I still have my normal menstrual cycle and that the dull pain isn't bothering me. His last words before I left the clinic was if I am still worried I could follow up again after 6 months although he had initially told me to see him again a year later.
Just as what he had previously advised me 5 years ago, there is nothing I should worry about as I still have my normal menstrual cycle and that the dull pain isn't bothering me. His last words before I left the clinic was if I am still worried I could follow up again after 6 months although he had initially told me to see him again a year later.
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