ENDO Messages for November, 2004: Re: advice!

Re: advice!

From: sandra (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Nov 16 07:09:25 2004

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thanks for the info on Lupron, I hadn't heard of add back therapy and this may be the answer, I don't know. Well, all of you ladies give me hope and support and I am very grateful for that, because this has been a very tough two years. Thanks!

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SandraAt Mon, 15 Nov 2004, Addie wrote:
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>At Mon, 15 Nov 2004, Erin wrote:
>>
>>Heya,
>>
>>I don't mean to pontificate here (a little bit of knowledge is
>>dangerous, right?)...  Have you tried any research on PCOS and diet? It
>>won't solve your problem, but it might help with pain.
>>
>>Erin.
>>
>Sandra, I know that you may not want to take the Lupron road, but there
>is treatment called add-back therapy that goes along with the Lupron
>shots.  I received my first lupron shot in august and just had my second
>this month.  My gyno put me on Aygestin from the very start of
>treatment, it alleviates many of the menopausal symptoms associated with
>Depo Lupron, hot flashes, osteoporosis, and others.  If you would like
>to know more about the lupron shot there is a very informative web site
>http://www.endofacts.com.  It also has diary in which you can document your
>daily pains.  I hope that this helps you a little about your hesitancy
>with lupron treatment.  Kristy
>
>>At Mon, 15 Nov 2004, sandra wrote:
>>>
>>>I had my first laparoscopy in June and I have had chronic back pain for
>>>two staight years.  I have acute bouts of pain where I will go into the
>>>emergency room.  I have decided not to take Lupron because of the side
>>>effects, knowing my luck, I would have a heart attack or something.  I
>>>don't want to have a child just to get rid of my pain.  I have no idea
>>>what else to do and I am losing hope quickly.  I have seen a specialist
>>>in Miami who was awful, I would be willing to go anywhere in the country
>>>for help.  I am desperate.  My endo is according to my doctor mild to
>>>moderate however my pain is severe and I feel shitty all the time and my
>>>moods are herendous!!! Has anyone else ever experienced this before?
>>>Thanks for listening.

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