Hard and faint pulse, menstrual last 6 months straight, over 80 pounds weight loss in months????

[dtexas]

the day before i had a  misscarriage i went to the hostpital and was told that i had a bi-corneate heart shaped uterus. This was my fourth child, and i know that i did not have this.(huge lump in ultrasound)  , I hemmoragged at home, and when i got to the hospital er my blood pressure and vitals dropped and the doctor told me to brace myself as he pulled my baby out with his hands.  not until afterward was I  given morpheine. The doctor told me that I needed a blood transfusion and a dnc and that I would be admitted to the hospital for at least 6 days. The nurse came in a half hour later and told me that I was discharged. My ride didn't even have time to pick me up before i was dicharged and i was not in stable condition.Now, i never got to get checked out to make sure everything was ok. I don't have insurance or a doctor.  I lost 35 pounds that week.  I have had 2 teeth fall out, lost over 80 pounds, I feel my heart beat in my stomach really hard/painful, I have 4 swollen knots? in my neck, I can't hold down heavy things like meat, heaches, a hard pulse on my right side while the left side's pulse seems to stop and is very faint, my hands are swollen, and my skin feels very tight, sometimes it feels like someone stabbed me through my back and out of my chest, my jaws clench up ,I pass out at times, and I have been on my mentrual period since August 2006 with a total of 4 days off in 6 months.

I tryied to get medicaid for myself, but was told that i had to be disabled to get it.
Any help? Thanks

[greeniirishgirl]

Please don't worry about having medical insurance.  It does sound like you are in a health crisis and you need immediate medical attention.  Go the ER - they can't turn you away over inability to pay or lack of insurance.  You need to be seen now.  Giood luck and I'll keep you in my prayers.

[PlateletGal]

I hope you are eating a lot of iron-rich foods. You definitely need to get seen and get seen right away. When you see the physician, definitely bring up the fact that you do not have health insurance and he/she may be able to lower the price of your visit. I've seen it happen before.

Also, there are clinics that take people at a discounted rate or if they qualify financially. You may want to check into those, but I would think they wouldn't have any appointments right away (I could be wrong), but it wouldn't hurt to check that out. You do, however, need to be seen and the sooner... the better.

[peekawho]

You clearly need to see a doctor, insurance or not.  There is nothing else anyone here can say or do that will substitute.  

You can often make payment arrangements.  Sometimes the GYN clinic at a large teaching hospital can see you for reduced rates, but you have to go somewhere very quickly.  

Go now, and worry about paying later.  

[RockRose]

Have you called the doctor back with this information?  This is really horrible,  your description sounds really like you're in a health crisis.  Does he know that his instructions weren't followed,  and you were released rather than treated as he prescribed?

Prayers for you,  I really hope you call him/her and find out what to do next.   Your life could depend on it.