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Re: Starting Prostap Injections in a couple of weeks and I'm confused!!From: Anne (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Jul 24 14:05:37 2003
At Sat, 23 Mar 2002, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >At Sun, 20 Jan 2002, susie wrote: >> >>Hiya everyone, >> >>I have recently had Endo diagnosed after a Lap to find out why I wasnt >>getting pregnant (I had an ectopic years ago so I only have one useful >>fallopian tube). >> >>I had good and bad news from the lap - good in that my remaining tube is >>clear - bad because I have quite bad Endo. >> >>I have just had the prescription to start Prostap injections when I have >>my next period in a couple of weeks and I have really mixed feelings >>about it. >> >>I am 37 this year so stopping my periods for six months is a big thing >>for me. I am quite looking forward to having six months (or more) >>without pain and feel that I could benefit from feeling "normal" for a >>while, you know get healthy and fit. >> >>BUT what if my periods dont come back. The Dr said that the Prostap >>treatment wont guarantee that I will get pregnant. >> >>I keep wondering whether I should take my chances and not have the >>injections - at least that way we could still try for a baby. >> >>But then I change my mind and feel that I should take the Prostap >>treatment and hope that I get pregnant with less Endo and a more >>positive attitude in six months time. >> >>I'm so confused. I am torn between wanting to get the Endo treated and >>wanting to have a baby. The treatment means we cant try for a baby for >>at least six months. >> >>Is anyone else in a similar position. I wish I was ten years younger!! >> >>-- >>Susie > >hi susie, >i am very sorry for the dilema you are on at the moment, hope all work >out well for you. > >ý was diagnised with endo 7 years ago, after having 2 laparoscopies and >been on many different drug treatmant now i am having Lucrin injections >(same as Prostap) done every 28 days i also take 2.5 mg ostregen hormon >tablets everyday to stop bleeding for the last 7 monts. It seems to >work, i have no pain what so ever. All i want to say is this injections >did suppress my ovalation and gave me a bit of time to calm down and >relax. But again it doesn't work for everyone. > >i am 35 and i really understand that the time running out! At least you >have a partner, i don't. > >so honey what ever you decide to do good luck and be positive, the most >important thing is not to get too stressed about it, at the end of the >day 6 months aren't such a long time considering the good which might >come out after the treatment. > >take care >love >eser xxxx >> Hi! This is some time after your original message Susie, but I am now in the situation you were/are in. Laparoscopy today to investigate infertility of +5yrs revealed significany endo. Due to start prostap injections in approx 2 weeks along with Livial (HRT). All I want is a baby! Would welcome any info or advice you can give. Hope you are well . Take care, Anne x
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