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Re: Has anyone heard anything about seasonale?From: linda (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Jan 29 15:46:40 2004
At Thu, 29 Jan 2004, Softball wrote: > >I was diagnosed with stage 3/4 endo last week through a lap. I went in >today to get my stiches out and my doctor said that i have two options. >Lupron or constant birth control pills. Then he went on to say that yea >Lupron usually works really well, but he doesn't really want to use it. >I just turned 19 and he said that he really doesn't want me to have to >go through all the side effects that comes along with that usually. We >opted on the constant birth control which is call Seasonale. I have >never heard anything about it really, but he said it works pretty well. >I have to go back in three months and if this doesn't work then we're >going to do the lupron. I was just wondering if anyone knew anything or >had any experiences with seasonale. Feel free to email me. > >-- >Softball >
-- Hi Softball. I started seasonale about 5 months ago. During the first three month period I had some spotting but I read that it was a normal thing to have for the first three months. I also had a few days of pain but it wasn't nearly as bad as having pain every few weeks. I'm now on my second three month package and so far things have been great. I haven't had anymore bleeding in between and the pain is pretty much gone during this time. I don't have to revolve my life around my period anymore, now that I only have one 4 times a year. I would definitely recommend trying it. I hope it works as well for you as it has for me. For me three months is a long time to go between periods of extreme pain and I'm enjoying life for the first time in 18 years. Good luck. Linda
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