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Re: Bleeding for 2 weeks dr shrugging it off and being on bc contionously

From: Rachel (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat Apr 16 08:15:30 2005


Tamara, you only recently started taking the pill continuously. It took my body between 6 months to a year to adjust to the constant hormones, and it may take you a while also. In the meantime, make sure you are getting a lot of iron in your diet, and take a multivitamin daily. When are you due to stop the pills for a period? Unfortunately, you will keep bleeding through that time too. If it's not long from now, like a couple weeks, keep up with your pills. If it's a couple months away yet, you may need a pill with just a little bit more estrogen. I know estrogen is bad for endo, but if the estrogen is too low, you will have breakthrough bleeding. Don't let your doc just take you off of the pill...it's not the solution, and he/she should know better. Every case of endo is different, and so is every woman. Finding the right hormone combination is tricky and could take a LOT of trial and error.

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Rachel

At Sat, 16 Apr 2005, Tamara wrote: > >Hiya, > >I was diagnosed with endo december 2003 had lap done and had two lots of >endo zapped. It came back in October and was put on birth control fro 3 >months then a break. This seemed to help with pain so they put me on it >continously afterabout 3 weeks I started to bleed and after 2 weeks am >still bleeding. My dr has shrugged it off and said maybe I should come >off the pill. I'm wondering if I should do this or get a second opinon >I am 22 and have been on the pill since 13 I have no idea what it will >be like to come off. I will probably go and see gyno but am scared the >only answer is another lap and I still remember how painful it was >after. > >Any help would be wonderful >Tamara




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