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Re: lupron treatment therapyFrom: Angie (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Oct 31 14:00:43 2006
At Fri, 27 Oct 2006, Angie wrote: > >Actually there have been many posts on lupron if you look back through >the posts. The only advice I can give you is make sure lupron is really >what you need because I took a 3 month shot right after my surgery and >then my labs came back negative so I had to deal with three months of >pretty nasty side affects for naught. Make sure the benifits outweigh >the sideeffects > I had the surgery back in 2003 and took the Lupron for 9 months following surgery. I don't know much about your specific situation, but I do know that it worked for me. I now have 2 children, which before treatment I thaught would never happen. However my symptoms have returned recently. I would discuss the pros and cons with your doctor. My Dr. was very good to discuss this treatment with me and together we made the decision to proceed with it. Good Luck. >At Fri, 27 Oct 2006, jessica wrote: >> >>i have been diagnosed with endo, and have already had the lap surgery. >>My doctor tells me that the endo is very severe and is suggesting that I >>start on a 6 month treatment of lupron. Has anyone been on this >>treatment? I would love any information anyone has to give, especially >>side effects, long term effects, and posibilities of becoming pregnant >>after the 6 months. Thank you so much in advance > >-- >Personally I'm always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught. ><br>-Sir Winston Churchill >
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