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Re: Throw me a bone here will you? Lupron, any postives?From: Amy (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Mar 14 04:02:42 2003
At Fri, 14 Mar 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >I had a great experience with Lupron. I had two injections, one every >three months. I had almost a year with NO period. I had some hot >flashes, but nothing bad. With my health being not so great, I figured >if someone was going to have a bad reaction it would have been me. I >wish I could go on it again, as my symptoms of adenomyosis and >endometriosis have returned with a vengence. I am currently waiting for >an endometrial ablation proceedure (NovaSure) to be approved by my >hospital. I am also considering the Mirena IUD, as I was just told >today that if the ablation fails, then hysterectomy is my only option. >Try to get not only a second opinion, but a third or fourth. It is YOUR >body and you don't have to always take a doctor's word for some >particular treatment. I was almost ready to be coerced into a >hysterectomy at age 29 because a doctor wasn't willing to do more tests >on me. Best wishes and good luck to you. > >M from Portland Oregon I had two different series of lupron and it helped until I stopped it. I had had endo for about 5 years and I eventually had to have a hysterectomy three years ago. It was something that needed to be done a long time before that but my doctor wanted to wait. Just remeber that it does not always work. The main thing that I did not like about it was the fact that I gained so much weight and I am still trying to get it off.
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