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Re: Anaemia from YasminFrom: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Jul 8 07:51:30 2003
At Mon, 7 Jul 2003, Michelle wrote: > >cudnt say if anaemia but i feel 4u 4spottin wile on yasmin. Im takin my >bcps bak2bak & ive been spotted and still gettin pain. Its betta still >but not how it shud b. Im considerin the fake menapause peletes that >they inject each month. Im desperate 2b pain free. Its a nitemare. Im >21 & have ad it 5months. How bout u? > x Michelle x > I was diagnosed last year with stage 4. They found it when they were operating to remove a chocolate cyst. I had 6 months of zoladex injections which is what I think you are thinking of trying. I don't know if you have the same treatment in America but I had hot flushes the whole time which my work coleagues found very amusing as I kept going pink and turning the fans on and off every 20 mins. ZOladex worked for me I was pain free after 1 month. My first period after the treatment hurt but was nothing like the pain I used to get. Make sure you find out the risks first. It could throw you permanently into the menopause but I think the risk is low and with what we have there seems to be side effects and risks to everything. I saw my gynae this morning and he sent me for blood tests, he is also going to give me special pain killers for period pain. I feel for you having endo at 21 how bad is it? Are you from America or England. Take care Kim X
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