ENDO Messages for September, 2007: Re: leg pains

Re: leg pains

From: ada (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Sep 20 09:49:56 2007

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I never took Lupron and also get the leg pains. They are especially worse in the morning for me. My docs have always attributed it to my endo, adeno, and pelvic congestion. However, I do have a friend who has endo and leg pains were also a complaint. She was recently diagnosed with fibromyalgia on top of the endo. I know the two often go together and aches and pains are symptoms of both. I am not saying that is what you have, I really do not have answer just letting you know you are not alone. I do find that the more that I exercise the less I have it. The trouble has been that my exercise schedule would often be stopped due to chronic pain...I am hoping with my recent surgery things will be better. I am one week post op and today feel better than I have in a long time. I also do not think it is restless leg because I do not have the need to move them either. And yes, some had suggested that in the past. Good luck and if you find any answers or anything that helps please share. Ada t Thu, 20 Sep 2007, mdustin wrote: >
>I know that leg pain/joint pain can be attributed to Endo and Lupron and
>Add back therapy. I just don't understand it. And when I've told my
>doctor how bad it gets, he says, oh, well, that's just from the
>Lupron...or what have you....Like it's nothing to scuff at.
>
>What can be done about it? Seriously? Half the time, especially at
>night, my legs feel like they may just stop working, due to intense
>pain. My mother and husband think I may have restless leg syndrome.
>However, I don't feel the need to move my legs...it's not that kind of
>feeling. It's pain. And there's nothing that can be done for it. I've
>taken pain relievers, pain meds, anti-spasmatic meds, hot baths, used
>heating pads and cold packs. I've tried to remain active, I've rested
>when needed. Nothing stops the pain in my legs. Is this a common
>thing?
>
>Has anyone found anything that helps this?
>It feels even worse now due to my getting sick with flu like symptoms. I
>hurt to the touch as well now. Please, if anyone has any advice, please
>share. Thank you in advance.
>~Maggie

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