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Re: Which treatment? PLEASE HELP!From: caryn (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed Jan 28 22:56:25 2004
At Wed, 28 Jan 2004, Joanne wrote: > >I am so frustrated. I just had my 2nd surgery and they had to remove >1/2 of both ovaries due to the damage and the endo and the cysts. I was >told by my doctors that I need to be more agressive in attacking the >endo (stage IV) to help with my fertility. > >I am not married and don't plan on having kids unless I am so it's not >an option right now. I met with the Dr. yesterday and he gave me a >list of "poisons" to choose from. I've had awful side affects from the >6 months I was on Lupron over a year ago and am so leary to try drugs >again. Continuous birth control hasn't helped and the pain I am >experiencing is more a result of the Lupron than anything else. Here is >my list... > >Provera or Depo-Provera >Megace >Arimidex Anastrazole >Danazol Danacrine > >Does anyone have any suggestions or input? Please write or email me >directly at jfs0508@yahoo.com. I too have had no luck with teatments. But cbc is the only thing that has made me feel more human than most things. I have been on 5 different birth contol pills, and finally I have found one that works for me, I still have some pain but it is less and less often. And I do have some side effects, but they are a lot easier to deal with than the endo. I suggest trying different pills, it takes about 2.5 months on a pill until you really know, but it maybe worth trying. There are tons of different kinds of birth control pills, you just need to find one that works for you. They may not make you feel all better, but it may make you feel better than you feel know. Best of luck to you.
-- Caryn
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