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Re: endometriosis after being on Depo????

From: Bea (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue Feb 27 11:54:44 2007


At Tue, 27 Feb 2007, Marie wrote: >
>Hi,
>
>Im curious to hear what everyone says to your response. I have been on
>depo for years and am now going off. I also have pain and had pain
>years ago before going on the depo at which time I was diagnosed with
>endo... It seems that endo doesnt have an opportunity to grow on the
>depo but I have certainly had severe symptoms now that I am going off it
>and I do think that the endo stays and just starts to regrow once you go
>off or get low on hormones... hopefully someone else has some ideas
>because I would love to know the true answer to this question. All I
>know is my own experience and depo has calmed the symptoms but now I am
>off it and all hell has broken loose witht he pain!
>
>--
>Marie
>
>At Sun, 25 Feb 2007, Lee wrote:
>>
>>Hi everyone, I am new here but have found all of your posts helpful and
>>informative. I am booked in for a laparoscopy next Tuesday to see if I
>>have endo. I have been on Depo injection every 10 t0 12 weeks for the
>>last 12 years and have been experiencing pelvic pain around the time I
>>am due for the next injection for the last 18 months but have been
>>experiencing constant severe pain, bloating, fatigue, nausea and general
>>feeling of unwell since beginning of Nov 2006. I have bowel/milk
>>intolerance problems most of my life and have been guessed as having IBS
>>but not been proven.I have been on Soy milk for a long time but have
>>just gone off it after seeing the bad publicity about it and its
>>connection to other problems. My ultrasound was normal as was a
>>colonoscopy. My gyno does not think I have endo because I fell pregnant
>>so easily 17 years and 15 years ago and that I have been on the
>>injection for so long and he hinted that my pain is bowel pain, but I
>>know the difference and this pain is the same as when I was a teenage
>>years when i first started my periods and I would be home from school
>>with the monthly pain. My question is - has anyone else had endo after
>>being on this injection for so long?
>>
>>--
>>LeeC
>>

--
Hi,

I've had pain for about 7 years now and have had 5 Depo Provera injections over the years. My experience is usually that the endo symptoms are so much worse for weeks after the injection and then things improve. However, I had a hysterectomy (my ovaries were left) a year ago and the two shots that I've had since then have not been very effective for the pain.

--
Bea





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