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Re: A Couple QuestionsFrom: Lynn (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Nov 6 23:21:44 2006
What I do is take 600mg of ibuprofen and I have one of those rice bags that can get heated up in the microwave and put that over the pain and lay down. I usually get the pain as soon as I wake up, so I take some ibuprofen before I go to bed and wake up an hour or 2 earlier to take some more then go back to bed so I can sleep while it kicks in. Also, I like to take really warm baths for about half an hour. I hope this helps! Lynn At Mon, 6 Nov 2006, Sarah wrote: > >Okay so I have a few questions. My first question is if anyone has >found it hard to get pregnant with endo.? I am only 19 years old and >have been diagnosed for 4 years. I have heard that it is very hard to >become pregnant. Also if anyone is on seasonale bc do you experience a >very light period the month before your suppose to get your period, >every time? And finally, I usually have horrible pain about two weeks >before I get my period and I am doubled over for 3 hours in horrible >horrible pain. I use to go to the ER before just to get relive from the >pain. Now that my family and i know that it is endo and the hospital >cant do anything, i have to suck it up for 3 hours until the pain >subsides. My doctor will prescribe me with hydrocodine and that will >just knock me out after an hour. So finally my question is what does >everyone do when they have this kind of pain?? Does your doctor >prescribe you medicine or do you just have to suck it up and deal with >it? > >-- >Thank you! >Sarah >I
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