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Re: Continous Birth Controll Pill---TreatmentFrom: anonymous@obgyn.netWed Jun 14 11:01:38 2006
At Mon, 12 Jun 2006, Jennifer wrote: > >Cathy, I was on that same exact treatment plan until I began TTC back in >December. But the doc told me that skipping the pills should keep it >under control until I made my next move (in this case, pregnancy). >It was kind of a wait and see type of thing. >He tried it before my lap and it didn't help, but after the lap it >seemed to be working alright. >He made it sound like as long as you do that it stay stagnent. If >that's true you would be okay, but I understand the questions, because >that's a long time to just do that. >I also think it depends on how you're feeling. >Either way, I hope my answer helped at least a little. > >-- >Jennifer A. > >At Fri, 9 Jun 2006, Cathy wrote: >> >>I just wanted to know if there are alot of people that are on the same >>treatment that I am on. My doctor has had me on a continous pill since >>about 1997. I take the pill for 3 weeks and then instead of taking the >>last week of pills(placebo)I start taking the new pack --never giving >>myself a chance to have a period.. He says I can stay like this till >>menopause..I am 35...Just wondering if anyone else has shared the same >>treatment I am. I had an open exploratory surgery in 95 and diag with >>severe endometriosis. >> >>Thank you >>Cathy >
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