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Re: Anyone taking Danazol?

From: Alyson (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Feb 10 06:28:08 2006


Hi Tara, I'm just thinking about it right now. I had surgery in October ('05) and had alot of endo removed. My doc put me on continuous Aygestin immediately and I was feeling pretty good until around Christmas time. Now I'm getting back to the chronic pain (although not nearly to the level as pre surgery). When I saw him two weeks ago he doubled my Aygestin dose and said to try that for two months but mentioned that if it doesn't work we may need to discuss Danazol or the dreaded Lupron. I already know how I feel about Lupron so I wanted to try to get as much info on the other options as possible in an effort to avoid having to go there. Thank you for the information! Alyson

At Thu, 9 Feb 2006, Tara wrote: >
>Hi Alyson,
>
>My Mom took Danazole/Danocrine prior to having a laparotomy and it did
>shrink her lesions and adhesions. Many doctors stear clear of the drug
>due to its androgenic side effects. My doctor said that she had a
>friend that did well on it. There is some new research on a vaginal
>form of this drug that doesn't have all the systemic side effects like
>oily/pimply skin, breast shrinkage, and facial hair etc. Check it out.
>It may be promising! Are you on it or thinking about it? Let us know!!
>:) Tara
>
>http://www.endometriosiszone.org/display.asp?page=news_0410_intravaginal-danazol
>
>At Thu, 9 Feb 2006, Alyson wrote:
>>
>>Hi ladies, just wondering if anyone is on this drug and if so what your
>>experiences have been.
>>Thanks,
>>Alyson






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