ENDO Messages for October, 2001: Re: Lupron

Re: Lupron - TeresaR

From: Jamie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Oct 29 20:55:53 2001

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Thank you for the reply. I had a lap in June, am on the lupron now and I am getting married in May and that is when my fiancee and I want to start trying to have a baby. Do you think they will have to do surgery again after the lupron,in order for me to be able to get pregnant? By being on the lupron, is that going to affect me getting pregnant? I am so worried, because we both really want to have children. I was told by my doctor that I will have a hard time carrying a baby, I will be at high risk for a miscarriage. I have had pre cervical cancer in the past and lots of surgical procedures done and with the endo on top of that. I have a really bad headache righ now, so I hope this is making sense. It's hard to think right now. I was hurting earlier to and had to take a pain pill, so now I am getting tired. One more questions....sorry, did you have leg pain when you were on the lupron?

At Mon, 29 Oct 2001, TeresaR wrote: >
>I went thru Lupron injections about 10 years ago. I experienced massive
>mood swings, and also hot flashes. Also was when I began having
>migraines (maybe coincidental?)
>
>The point behind Lupron is supposed to be a fertility treatment, when
>you wish to get preg and have Endo, you go thru surgery, then Lupron,
>and your best chance of getting pregnant for the rest of your life is
>within that first 6 months after Lupron is over. It was unsuccessful
>for me, but it did ease a great deal of the endo symptoms for up to a
>year. It was a nice time. :) It was worth it, and I wish I could do it
>again!
>
>Lupron convinces your body you are in "the change", so you no longer
>need the endometrium tissue, so it all dies. Sorta like how the BC pill
>convinces your body you are PReg, so you have no need for the eggs. Very
>similar type system.
>
>I found Lupron helpful, because I remember having a nice break from the
>cramps for about a year maybe more.

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