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Re: endometriosis and IUDsFrom: sanjo (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Sep 15 19:35:28 2006
I see...I'm going back next week to have put in, they told me to take some ibpro, or maybe 2 (?????) Did you take some meds before you went in ? It's that bad ?
-- sanjo. At Fri, 15 Sep 2006, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >Hello, just Had IUD put in yesterday and i'm hutin bad. Can anybody >tell me how long this might last?(have had endo for 10 yrs) Oh, and to >people thinkin about it. Go for it but everyone's right....I does hurt. >I was screaming and about kicked my doc in the head by accident. > >At Thu, 14 Sep 2006, sanjo wrote: >> >>Thank you so much Sabrina and Jenny for your responses to my IUD >>question. Hopefully it will work for me as well( unless directed to an >>other contraception by my Dr).I'll try NOT to pass out since I will have >>my baby with me, I better be strong and unfortunately after dealing >>w/pain for so many yrs I hope I will handle the pain if any ... >>Sanjo >> >>At Thu, 14 Sep 2006, Jenny wrote: >>> >>>Hi ~ I had the Minera IUD 'installed' in December. Today my cramps are >>>better. But I'm not sure if it is because of the IUD or >>>acupuncture/chiropractic work I've been doing. >>> >>>The best thing about the IUD is that I bleed MUCHMUCH less and of course >>>that means less cramps. Some women stop bleeding altogether. The other >>>great thing is that on the pill, if I forgot a pill, I would have bad >>>cramps for a couple of days. I love having one less thing to worry >>>about - YES! Another good thing is the cost - $650 for 5 years vs. $30 >>>a month ($1800!! over 5 years). >>> >>>The bad news: it's fairly painful to have it put in. When I was paying >>>my bill I got hot, then dizzy, and I had to sit down. They took me to >>>the back and had me lay down. They were not suprised that this happened >>>to me. Apparently some women seize and pass out on the table. It's >>>because there is a nerve that is extremely sensitive. Hope that doesn't >>>scare you. >>> >>>Good luck >>>~ Jenny >>> >>>At Thu, 14 Sep 2006, Sabrina wrote: >>>> >>>>No need to leave. It may be that someone hasn't been on yet that can >>>>answer your question. I personally have never had an IUD. I have heard >>>>of people using them for endo. It is actually an idea that I want to >>>>pose after I ttc in year. No point in putting one in for me if they are >>>>going to go back in a few months and take it out. Someone will be along >>>>that can help you soon. >>>> >>>>At Wed, 13 Sep 2006, sanjo wrote: >>>>> >>>>>At Wed, 13 Sep 2006, sanjo wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>At Wed, 13 Sep 2006, sanjo wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Hi,I've been suffuring from an endo for the past 15 yrs now...This post >>>>>>>is my 1st ever post talking about it so .After trying for so many yrs to >>>>>>>conceive and after too many surgeries, treatment etc...)I was able to >>>>>>>have my daugther over 8 yrs ago and again this past spring a beautiful >>>>>>>baby boy but now I am strugguling about NOT becoming pregnant again and >>>>>>>I am going to my Dr 's office tomorrow morning to eventually get a IUD >>>>>>>put in...Does anybody can recomand any in particular ( I was going for >>>>>>>the mirena) ? Oops, my baby is waking up, will come back later. Thank >>>>>>>you for any informations anybody might share w/me. >>>>>>>Sanjo >>>>> >>>>>Humm, I guess nobody with endo has an IUD or I just posted in the wrong >>>>>forum and I am sorry about that. >>>>>I wish you all the best...
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