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Re: Has anyone else been told to do this?

From: Brittany (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat Jul 31 01:04:43 2004


Hi, Thanks for your replies girls. I have been off the Pill for a year now, and have since worked off the weight i gained, but i feel that the pains increasingly got worse when i got off the pill. i mean they were extremely painful before i was put on the pill, but now they are crippling, i cant even have a sheet on me of a night, im just so sensitive. I didnt bleed or spot at all when i was on the pill continuously, and i did have some relief from the pain while on it, but not much. No Pain killer can help me for endo/period pain now, up until recently i was on endone, that failed pretty quickly, and then i was down at the hosptial every period getting pethadene (sp?) and when that failed i paid $150 every 2 days to have a spinal block/epidural (which worked a treat but were so painful going in)....after a week of doing it, the doctors recommended that it wasnt healthy to be having them. All of our Hospital care is for free, but i had to pay for the spinal blocks because it was elective.

I dont think i will ever go back on the pill...just for my weight and self esteems sake....and i dont want these pains to get any worse than they are.

Thanks girls! cheers Brittany

...At Fri, 30 Jul 2004, Tia wrote: >
>Hi Brittany,
>
>Ya that sounds like the story of my life. I hate the pills. The pills
>were horribe for me. My doctor started me on the pills consecutively as
>well. I was having horrible pains like I was getting my period, my back
>was horrible sore, my breasts hurt and I was having bleeding. Then I
>went off it and I had a lot of pain as well. I switched to the patch
>and I bled for a month straight. Honestly what your doctor said is
>true. It is your body's normal reaction to having your hormonal balance
>played with. Since you were technically not getting a regular period,
>it makes up for lost time. It really sucks and is extremely painful;
>but you are not crazy. The same thing basically happened to me. Do you
>have anything for the pain? If not, I suggest you get something.
>I hope I helped a bit.
>Tia
>
>At Thu, 29 Jul 2004, Brittany wrote:
>>
>>Hi,
>>Im just wondering if anyone else in here was told to go on the pill
>>continuously - without the Sugar pills so you cant get a period and if
>>they had the same reaction as i did?
>>
>>In January 2003 my doctor put me on the pill with no breaks. I didnt
>>have a period for 7 or 8 months but was still getting the pains. After
>>8 months of no relief as i had thought ; gaining 8lbs and feeling like a
>>big bag of blood, I went off it and had the worst period pain ive ever
>>ever had. I slept for a week and a half nonstop (well accept to go to
>>the toilet) and the blood loss was so incredible, i had a Large Urine
>>bag put on me because the blood was pouring out of me...still the
>>Doctors did nothing...they said it was a "NORMAL" reaction to coming off
>>the pill. Has anyone else had this happen? Could this have made the
>>endo worse or advance? It seems to me that after that happened, my
>>period pain rapidly increased in pain.
>>
>>ANY help or comments will be appreciated!
>>Cheers
>>Brittany




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