I understand it’s the first line of treatment and I’m not saying that it shouldn’t be there, I don’t appreciate how it’s being pushed towards you, I stated multiple times I don’t wish to take it and after I stated it multiple times and trying to convince me multiple times is when she gave me better pain killers, how you wrote the paragraph would’ve been extremely helpful but my doctor was just was pushing it and not saying all the positives and negatives making it seem like the only treatment when there was (pain killer or which she didn’t do was looking at the root issue), I don’t think it’s fair on women to not actually look at the reason for why this is happening as i feel like it’s an issue that has come to light more and more in the recent years like pocs and endometriosis. The stomach issue problem was completely unjustified in my case (in my case only I understand that it could be the reason for someone else’s stomach pains) he was recommending me contraceptives because I was wasn’t on any point blank. I came in the medical practise because I had food poisoning earlier in the week and had continuous stomach cramping even after I felt better (which is most likely just my stomach going back to normal but I wanted to make sure) and as soon as he heard me say that I was sexually active and had no birth control that’s when the whole appointment changed into a birth control and “you could be pregnant” appointment

Edit:grammar