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Re: Need some help... I don't know what to do :( HELP!

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Thu Oct 28 20:13:38 2004


I know about the pain... This isn't my first experience.. I used to be able to control the Endo through taking tylenol or ibuprofen.. When I was diagnosed was the beginning of not being able to control it. I was diagnosed in Feb. and was on birth control for 2 - 3 mo. They took me off of birth control and I have been having normal periods until September. This period is also early. I don't know if maybe I've had a miscarrige because I was trying to get pregnant.

I've been trying to rest, but my sister had a diabetic emergency and was rushed to the hospital by ambulance. I now have her child and mine. The pain is worse because I've been having to chase after them (2 and a 3 year old)... I had the therma care heat patch on, but I had to take it off since it's been 8 hours. I gave up on the Tylenol/Ibuprofen because it's not helping and I don't like to take Medication if it doesn't help.

About 2 mo. ago the pain had gotten so out of control that I was on Oxycontin 10mg every 8 hours. I got off of it 3 weeks ago so I could start trying for a baby. I've been without meds ever since.. The pain is so severe that I just wanna curl up and lay on the couch crying, but because I have both boys I don't want to scare them.

I don't know if I should do something. I talked to my doc yesterday and well that didn't help as he said to do what I've been doing. :( I just don't know what to do anymore!

Thank you for your reply.. If you have any other advice please let me know!

At Thu, 28 Oct 2004, Amanda wrote: >
>As an LVN w\ endo I choose not to take Ibuprofen during my period
>because it can act as a blood thinner. If your bleeding doesn't let up
>soon I would absoultely go to the ER. The heating pad is a good idea
>and so is just getting as much rest as possible. The pain being so bad
>isn't abnormal for having endo, that's just kinda a part of it and many
>people deal in many ways...through
>exercise,meditation,medications,prayer,etc... But I would not wait to
>see about the excessive bleeding.
>
>--
>Amanda
>
>1At Thu, 28 Oct 2004, Candace wrote:
>>
>>Hi... I started my period yesterday.. Me and my boyfriend were trying
>>to get pregnant before I got sick and we stopped trying.. I was in a
>>lot of pain yesterday, and I went through one tampon in 15 min. After
>>the tampon, I used a pad because the pain was really bad. I bled
>>through that in 30 min. I put another pad in and I didn't bleed nearly
>>as much. Today when I woke up I had filled an entire pad and I decided
>>I would use a tampon because I had ran out of the pads. I bled through
>>another tampon in 20 min. I went and got some more pads and I haven't
>>bled through that one. I've never experienced anything like this
>>before. I mean I've bled heavily before, but it's never gone from
>>extremely heavy to extremely light. The pain is also in my back and in
>>my lower left quadrent.. I called my doctor because I took 800
>>milligrams of Ibuprofen and it didn't help. I've been using the heating
>>pad and when I'm on the go I use the little Therma Pad things.. I've
>>tried warm baths as well. I've been doing 600 mg. of Ibuprofen and
>>1,000 milligrams of Tylenol. I alternate them. It's not helping at
>>all. The doctor said this would help, but it isn't. I don't have any
>>other meds and I have been off of them for almost 3 weeks now.
>>
>>Please someone help I have no clue what to do. :( Should I go to the
>>ER? Should I just wait it out or what?
>>
>>--
>>Candace
>>
>>Wishing for pain free days for all!
>>

--
Candace

Wishing pain free days for all!




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