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Re: Confused...From: AJ (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Oct 8 17:17:28 2001
Jill, Hon I'm so sorry that you've already had so many problems. Okay about Ortho-TriCyclen I'm not sure how this will work on controlling the endo. Different pills work different ways and there is a possibillity that it won't help with the pain and symptoms at all. But don't lose hope, there are numbers of treatments available. Like Depending on when you are planning to have a child, you might want to try Depo-Provera. This shot worked well for me(in stopping my periods and easing the pain some), but remember that not all meds work the same on all women. I had a very light period with my first shot and that was it. If you do not plan on try to get pregnant within a year after stopping the shot, it may help you. I was on it for 10 months. I just want to suggest that before you try any treatment, research it. There is nothing better than knowledge of what's going on with your body and what treatments will cause what to happen. As for the endo returning, no one knows for sure. Endometriosis is an uncurable disease, but the symptoms are treatable. I have a list of web sites about endo if you would like them. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to email me at any time. Take care hon. Love and Prayers, Amanda Smith Coordinator EndoCenter of Eastern New Mexico http://endogirl.tripod.com/endocenterofeasternnewmexico email: endogirl78@yahoo.com
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