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Re: Can Endo come back while on Provera??????From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat Oct 25 04:10:41 2008
At Fri, 24 Oct 2008, nonnie wrote: > >At Fri, 17 Oct 2008, kiwi wrote: >> >>I have had 3 operations for endo. Now I am on 40mg of provera a day. >>However, I had the last operation a year ago. I felt great for the >>first 6 months and now its all going back to like it was before. Can it >>come back while on this medication or is it in my head? Any info really >>appreciated > >In your head? I think that's all something we women ask ourselves. If >it's in your head, it's in mine, too. I had a hystectomy six months ago >but the pain is almost as bad as it was. I've been taking depo provera >shots but they put 15 lbs on me so I quit them. At a loss for the next >step. It's obvious the endometriosis did not all get taken during the >surgery but my doctor is reluctant to go back in. Why? My last operation was 2 years ago and have been on provera for 18 months. for the first year I was feeling great, the pain had gone and things were good. The past six months things have changed, I have had pain in my left side and digestive issues! I had a scan a couple of weeks ago that didnt show anything but they put it down to adhesions that was causing the pain?? I am seeing my doctor after xmas to ask the same question. My GP said if he was unable to get all of the endo it can grow back slowly with other sources of estrogen? whether this is true who knows. The only way to find out is another laposcopy. I have gained weight but have increased my exercise. At the moment the pain isnt as bad as last time so I will continue on the depo provera and go from there.
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