ENDO Messages for April, 2005: Re: Can anyone answer a simple question, please?

Re: Can anyone answer a simple question, please?

From: Stacie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Apr 12 13:43:49 2005

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At Tue, 12 Apr 2005, Julie wrote: >
>Hey, I was just diagnosed with Endo this past Tues, when I underwent a
>laporascopy(sp)and then surgery to remove the Endo clusters that were on
>the outside of my uterous. I go for a checkup on the 18th of April. My
>awesome dr. had mentioned the options of 'therapy'.
> A bit about my personal life:
>*I am to be married on the 30th of July.
>*My fiance and I are going to try and get pregnant right away.
>*I do not want to go on Lupron.
>My dr. had talked to me a bit about Lupron, but I don't to go on Lupron
>and then turn around and try and get pregnant. I was wondering if
>anyone here has tried the method of treatment with the "pill"? The 9
>weeks on and 1 week off etc....????

Hi there!

If you're ready to get pregnant my advice would be to use other methods of birth control and then come wedding night, go for it! I was told when we first started trying to get pregnant that after starting or being on the pill you have to wait 3 months of not being on it before you can try to get pregnant. Of course many people don't follow that, but that was what my doctor had told us to be safe. I am currently on Seasonale 90 day continous birth control and then you have a period. I personally wouldn't suggest it. After trying many differnet options with birth control and nothing worked this was the doctor's last BCP suggestion. I will never agree to take Lupron!! Read through previous posts about the Lupron shots, many women are very dissatisfied! I'm probably not much help. Having had your surgery recently with some endo being removed, I think your body would be "primed" for pregnancy, so to speak, within the next 2 months. Endo can really mess your body up, don't let it get the best of you!!

Best of luck to you; let us know what you decide :)

Take care and God bless! Stacie

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