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Re: The SHOT

From: Amber (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Jul 9 16:00:49 2008


Hi there. I'm new to the forums but have been dealing with endo for 11 years now. I, like you, have tried countless BC and am currently on the depo. I am also going to get ANOTHER laporoscopic procedure tomorrow (I've already had a few). I've been married for 4 years and am grateful to have a loving and supportive husband. I've been through the same problems and the best solution for me was to talk about it with my hubby. I explained how the medication affected me and thankfully he took it well (I've been on depo for a year now, second time around). Obviously he's been dealing with these things for 6 years (that's how long we've been together) and says that he'll love me no matter what. I've found that if I'm "not in the mood", that I can still do things for him (which makes him happy) and I don't have to worry that I'll be in pain and discomfort so that makes me happy. So that's how I've dealt with the issue of not wanting to. Find a happy medium for you two, but make sure he's happy with a solution too. I'm sure he'll be happy for alternatives too :)

At Wed, 9 Jul 2008, Dani wrote: >
>Hello...
>I am in my late 20's and I have been living with endometriosis since my
>diagnosis 12 years ago. I have been on countless types of birth control
>to try and regulate pain/bleeding. I had a laparoscopy about 8 years
>ago. I went on the depo prevera shot and it stopped my pain for a few
>years.....it was wonderful! However, suffering major menopause symptoms
>(hot flashes, ect.), and acne were starting to take it's toll on me.
>Also it diminished my sex drive which took a toll on my relationship at
>the time, eventually ending an engagement. ver the past few years I
>have tried other birth control pills and started to feel like a girl
>again, but like most endometriosis symptoms--they only worked for a
>little while. After trying several other pills and bleeding for three
>months straight (literally, every day)I was done. After much
>discussion, I was given the shot. I have met the man of my dreams and
>we want a future together that includes children of our own. This
>decision I made was based on choosing a method that is known for slowing
>down/stopping the growth of lesions, and now that it is a reality I am
>trying to preserve my reproductive health. I knew I would end up with
>these side effects again and I can deal with that. My fear is the sex
>drive thing. Has anyone dealt with this and come up with ways to help?
>This morning I noticed a familiar (lack of) sensation when we got
>intimate...and this man is capable of turning me on with no effort at
>all. Any advise on how to combat this would be so appreciated!
>
>--
>Danielle
>




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