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Re: New here, Anyone near menopause? symptom reductionFrom: sue (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Jun 22 09:42:29 2007
At Fri, 22 Jun 2007, SaraM wrote: > >Hello > >I am new to the forum, I have had endo all my life, had a few surgeries, >but did not really know forums like this were out here so I went through >all this alone for the most part. I did meet several lady friends >through the community, work and hospitals who had endo too that I have >spoken to for yrs about how it has affected them but I really have not >discussed my own. This is the first time I have used a forum like this >one. > >I have read this forum for awhile now, getting some information from the >posts, I have not seen anyone post much about the menopausal side of >things, maybe that is because most are new to this here, or not at that >stage yet. I am now going into menopause and though I still have great >pain, it has decreased allot in the past year. Nothing I have done >through the years has made much of a difference to my endo pain, so when >I was doing nothing at all, and it started to get allot better, I was >shocked and concerned, even though it was better. I went to my Dr and >thats how we found out I was entering menopause. Is anyone else on the >forum there yet? What have been your experience since learning of your >menopausal state? Has your pain reduced too? >My specialist told me entering natural menopause helps endo pain better >than a younger person who has had a hysterectomy and is put into an un >natural state of menopause. I realize those who have had hysterectomy's >may not have my experience, but I am interested in those who have had a >pain reduction. > >Sara
-- Hi Sara,
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