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Re: PMS getting worse?-to Tammy Tammy
From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Oct 21 09:51:35 2003
I took the fish oil supplements a few months back and it made my pain 10
times worse and I experienced a ton of break thru bleeding(I'm on
continuous birth control pills). Do you have any idea what it is in
fish oil that caused this? I also have severely painful BM when ever I
have eaten any type of fish, especially tuna.
Thanks,
jules
At Tue, 21 Oct 2003, Tammy wrote:
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>Magnesium and Manganese are very beneficial for this type of symptom and yes it is related to PMS but with Endo it will be hightened experience, more severe. You need to introduce a mineral supplement containing all the vital trace minerals such as Neways MAXIMOL solution. i have taken it for 4 years now, one capful each morning and it really helps me. my endo it not too severe at all and i also take fish oils, omega 3, cranberry and zinc. mineral supplements help with many endo symptoms such as bloating, mood swings, depression etc. i hope this helps you ladiesxxx
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>tammy
>http://www.alternatively-endo.com
>
>Coleen <anonymous@obgyn.net> wrote:
>At Mon, 20 Oct 2003, anonymous wrote:
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>>I am 37.5 years old, recently diagnosed with endometriosis (but now that
>>I know the symptoms I recognize I have had it for at least 15 years). I
>>never felt I had PMS until the lat 6 months to one year, now I feel it
>>is quite severe. This weekend I yelled, (screamed) at my spouse for
>>valid reasons, but my reaction was out of line. I was in a rage. Now
>>that I have my period I am all weepy and remorseful. I never was this
>>way a few years ago, what is going on?? Is the endometriosis
>>contributing?? This is horrible to deal with.
>>
>>What can I do about this?
>>
>>Thank you for any help.
>
>I've noticed the same thing happening to me. I've gone on Depo and that
>has seemed to help, but it's starting to come back again. I think maybe
>this whole thing has thrown my hormones all out of wack, because I also
>have sensitive skin and sore breasts all of the time. I asked a doctor
>about this (mind you one that I have since left) and he said that it
>could be the reason.
>Hope this helps,
>Coleen
>
>Tammy Lorraine Majchrzak, http://www.alternatively-endo.com
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><DIV>Magnesium and Manganese are very beneficial for this type of symptom and yes it is related to PMS but with Endo it will be hightened experience, more severe. You need to introduce a mineral supplement containing all the vital trace minerals such as Neways MAXIMOL solution. i have taken it for 4 years now, one capful each morning and it really helps me. my endo it not too severe at all and i also take fish oils, omega 3, cranberry and zinc. mineral supplements help with many endo symptoms such as bloating, mood swings, depression etc. i hope this helps you ladiesxxx</DIV>
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><DIV>tammy</DIV>
><DIV>http://www.alternatively-endo.com<BR><BR><B><I>Coleen <anonymous@obgyn.net></I></B> wrote:</DIV>
><BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">At Mon, 20 Oct 2003, anonymous wrote:<BR>><BR>>I am 37.5 years old, recently diagnosed with endometriosis (but now that<BR>>I know the symptoms I recognize I have had it for at least 15 years). I<BR>>never felt I had PMS until the lat 6 months to one year, now I feel it<BR>>is quite severe. This weekend I yelled, (screamed) at my spouse for<BR>>valid reasons, but my reaction was out of line. I was in a rage. Now<BR>>that I have my period I am all weepy and remorseful. I never was this<BR>>way a few years ago, what is going on?? Is the endometriosis<BR>>contributing?? This is horrible to deal with.<BR>><BR>>What can I do about this?<BR>><BR>>Thank you for any help.<BR><BR>I've noticed the same thing happening to me. I've gone on Depo and that<BR>has seemed to help, but it's starting to come back again. I think maybe<BR>this whole thing has thrown
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