ENDO Messages for June, 2004: Re: 27 yr. old -- is Lupron the answer

Re: 27 yr. old -- is Lupron the answer

From: Brenda (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Jun 7 15:33:27 2004

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I just wanted to back up that changing your diet can help alot. I'm currently have my friend and this is the second month I have very slight pain. I personally have quit drinking diet pop and was doing the Atkins diet, not totally, mainly following it during the week, have went back to normal eating. And the one or the other or a combination of the two were causing my pain. It is a relief if this is all I have to do. That may change at any time but for now I'm happy. At Mon, 7 Jun 2004, Lori wrote: >
>For alternatives, You can check into natural progesterone cream(search
>this site for more info) to prevent the endo from getting any
>worse-estrogen makes it grow, so the progesterone seems to balance the
>estrogen it a bit, it actually took my severe cramps away, they are
>either minor or absent now. Everyone is different, but my opionin is it
>is worth a try. Lots of women are getting relief from changing their
>diets, vitamins & herbs. I have had great results from a naturopathic
>dr. but still am fighting the chronic fatigue from it, but when i
>follow the diet... precisely, I feel so much better.
> Keep searching !!!
>God Bless
>Lori
>
>My story
>http://www.theendoclub.com
>
>At Mon, 7 Jun 2004, ConfusedinEndo wrote:
>>
>>Hi-
>>I just had a lap. and my Dr found lots of endo all over the place,
>>pretty much on every surface in my pelvic area. He excised everything
>>he could see but since it was extensive he wants to put me on Lupron.
>>I have read pretty much nothing but horror stories about that drug and
>>now I just don't know what to do.
>>To top it off, it is not covered by my insurance, so now I am even more
>>reluctant to shell out the big bucks for something that could (from what
>>I've read) ruin my life for the duration of the meds and beyond.
>>I am willing to try some alternative methods and of course I hope it
>>just never comes back.
>>any advice would be greatly appreciated.
>>Thanks

--
Brenda

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