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Re: Am I going crazy?
From: melinda (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Aug 4 12:36:23 2006
Thanks Melissa. I will definitely check into that.
At Fri, 4 Aug 2006, Melissa in Northern KY wrote:
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>Try Progestrone cream, helps me with my moods and my hot flashes. I was
>not feeling right, hard to explain but I just did not feel right. Moody,
>snaped at my husband and kids for no reason and the hot flashes where
>driving me crazy ( I am on lupron). After the first 24 hours of the
>Pregestrone cream I started to feel so much better, my mood changed and
>my hot flashes got much better. I have been using it for one week and
>man do I feel better!!!
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>I got mine at GNC has 20mg of Progestrone in each dose, I used it twice
>a day for 3 days then went to once a day. There a some on this board
>who say the best cream you have to order on line can't remember the name
>of the site.
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>I think it is Dena who gets it on line and loves it.
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>Anyway worth a try and it is not that expensive.
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>Good luck!
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>At Fri, 4 Aug 2006, melinda wrote:
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>>I was diagnosed with endo 10 years ago. I've had two laps done to
>>"clean up" and It's been three years since my last surgery. I feel I'm
>>due for another one because I'm starting to have symptoms again of
>>severe agitation and irritability and the pain is getting more constant
>>throughout a full cycle. I'm a bit scared to have the surgery again
>>because I got a post-op infection after the last one and ended up in the
>>hospital for a week in severe pain. I'm afraid the infection may have
>>really messed me up and caused scarring or something. I'm divorced and
>>partly because of problems that arose about me not being able to
>>conceive. My tubes are scarred from the endo and it doesn't seem likely
>>I'll be able to have kids. I'm at peace with that believe it or not,
>>but my ex wasn't at peace with it. I even find myself not getting
>>involved with men anymore because I when I say I can't have kids, they
>>leave skid marks. It's quite daunting, but I feel I need to be upfront
>>in the beginning about that. It's only fair to them. Regardless of
>>that, I'm just concerned about my mood swings and emotional outbursts
>>lately. It's embarassing and most of all confusing, because it's like I
>>don't have control anymore. I assume that this is a side effect of the
>>endo. Or is it just me? I'm not trying to use the endo as an excuse, I
>>just want to know if anyone else has these episodes. Once I get the
>>lapo, it seems to subside for a while and I feel okay and pretty happy
>>most of the time. I've tried everything. The pill, lupron, etc. You
>>name it, nothing helps. Could anyone give me some advice?
>>
>>Thank you,
>>Melinda
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>Melissa
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