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Re: Babies???
From: BJ (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat Jan 4 11:24:45 2003
The safest and most natural non-surgical treatment is progesterone
therapy. Using this hormone helps rebalance our hormones, ie, the
estrogen that feeds the endo. Also, progesterone is the critical
hormone for conception and gestation. Please check out
http://www.natural-progesterone-advisory-network.com for more information as
well as the books written by Dr. John Lee http://www.johnleemd.com. By the
way, I have been using natural progesterone cream for the last 8 1/2
years and have kept my endo totally controlled with no side effects. Goo
luck!
BJ
At Fri, 3 Jan 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
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>Hi i am Tan, i am 33 and have (as far as i know) stage 4 endo on my left
>side. The doc said after a lap that my left pelvic region was so
>inflamed that there was nothing he could do for that side, so i am
>assuming from this that that is what stage it is at. I was diagonosed
>after 4 long years of being told i was mad and it was all in my head. I
>moved town and volia endo was found.I am lucky i have 4 kids. I dont
>know whether its all the hormones they have had me on or just me but i
>think i would like another. So i am wondering what my chances are? i
>have had my tube done, i have had a 6 month course of Zoladex and one
>shot of depo provera. I know that they must be very remote but if any
>one has any ideas please let me know. I currently suffer hot flashes,
>moood swings (from another planet), and pain in my left side (that they
>tell me is not possible endo OR anything else). I am also looking into
>natural therapies to try and help. Oh and i also have a small fibriod
>in my uterus which occording to the docs is also not painful, so i am
>left with all this and a desire to have another baby and not even
>knowing whether that is achievable any more. So as i said any one with
>any ideas please let me know. Thanks Tan
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