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Re: Anyone have tips for dealing with fatigue?

From: Candace (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat Jul 10 18:31:27 2004

Are you waking up with pain, or are you restless because of the pain? That could be a reason for the fatigue. You can try putting lavender on your pillow case to help relax you. You can also take a warm bath or put a cup of milk in the microwave for about 15 seconds. Anything that can help relax you will help you get a better nights sleep. If trying some things to help that doesn't work, I would suggest talking to your doctor about ways to help your fatigue end.

At Fri, 9 Jul 2004, kunigund wrote: >
>Hello,
>
>I was diagnosed with endometriosis last year, had surgery and took
>Lupron for 6 months and now am taking depo provera to control it. I've
>been feeling great since January. However, a couple weeks ago I started
>having the symptoms again, particularly fatigue. I'm not sure how to
>cope with it -- I take naps when I can but I don't seem to feel any less
>fatigued once I've gotten up from a nap. Sometimes the fatigue is worse
>after I take a nap. Thanks!

--
Candace


Wishing for pain free days for all!



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