ENDO Messages for October, 2001: Re: Can any help?

Re: Can any help?

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Sat Oct 13 10:59:28 2001

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Dear Louise, Your welcome. I believe you feel strange with being on hormon therapy for so long.(Believe me the time will fly! I have it now for 12 years, and I often can hardly believe the time went that fast) But as far as I have experiance with endo , it is the best way these days to treat endo. The moodswings you're having are very common , with or without hormon therapy. If you like you can read up the sites about other treatment forms - like alternatives:e.g To change your diet what siuts for you and you might get some better dealing for your body out of it. If you have just the moodswings as the side effects of Provera (I'm taking it myself), I wouldn't stop it , because this is actually one of the "Softest" Hormonal Treatments available for endo. If you want I can look up a few sites for you, that you get better informed about your desease , so you will have much more confidense, what will suit you the best. And to be honest your doc gave you propper advice - so if you can talk to him openly as well; your family, your doc and yourself will definetly find the best way to deal with endo.

Head up, you will manage!!! When you want to ask me privetly you're welcom to mail me at :lonlich1@eircom.net And even when you just feel bad at the moment , we are always there for you. Angel-Love Sybille anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:

>
> I'm am 16, and 3 months ago I was diagnosed with endo. I'm currently on
> a tablet called Provera, and my gyno said that I'm going to be on it for
> the next 2-5 years. I can't have it burned off because of my age and
> that he wants to keep me as fertile as possible. I haven't had my
> period since starting Provera and I'm getting extremly bad mood swings
> because of them. I was wondering if anyone may have any suggestions for
> me, such as any other drugs or anything that I may be able to go onto
> to, instead of Provera. I feel it's unheathly to go 2-5 years without
> my period. Thanks :)
>

lonlich

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