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Re: Need Lupron HelpFrom: Kermit (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Mar 30 22:22:05 2006
David, I wish I had a friend like you! Keep posting questions in here because we all need a little testosterone! (You know, estrogen just feeds the endo:) I have never taken Lupron, but I have studied it and have been given information about it. It says that pain relief generally starts in months 2 to 3. If your friends' shots are monthly, then she is beyond this time frame ("4th Lupron shot"). Her doctor is really not realizing her pain, nor believing her, and this concerns me. Lupron does NOT work for everyone. There are posts in here that are positive and negative on the subject. It is like a 50/50 chance at pain relief. If your friend is not getting pain relief from this drug, then I would talk to her doctor about stopping it or changing therapy. Lupron has given women long term side effects such as bone density changes and changes in thought processes. Many women have stated that they have memory loss and other alzheimer-like changes. Has she had surgery or tried other treatments? I'm sorry if you mentioned it before. Maybe other women in here will respond by saying that it took them 5-6 months for pain relief. That may be the case and she might have to wait a month or two. But, the treatment only lasts normally for 6 months, so I would think by now she should be feeling a little better. No one should be in agony like that. Tell your friend that we wish her luck and are sending out a bunch of (((HUGS))) for her:) -Kerm
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