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Re: Anyone else experience this?From: anonymous@obgyn.netTue, 24 Jul 2001 01:41:32 EDT
======================================================== I was diagnosed with PCOS last month and my doc put me on Dessogen. I just started my first period after going on the Dessogen and the first I have had in 6 months. For the first three days it was just brown spotting, but on the fourth day, I woke up with the worst cramps I had ever had. Before, I got cramps that were usually fairly mild or occassionaly moderate. But nothing that was so bad I couldn't work. I would just suck it up and get through the first day and then I'd be fine. But Friday morning I awoke feeling some very intense cramps. I told everyone I didn't want to be bothered that day because they felt really bad and I didn't want to have to move or mess with anyone anymore than I had to. My mom, bless her heart, offered to run to the store and pick me up some midol and finally I agreed. While she was gone, the cramps intensified more and more to the point where I had constant pain on both my back and my front. No position was comfortable. Then suddenly I got sharp pains and came and went, one being so bad it felt like my uterus was being split opened. Now I have never had any children so I don't know from first hand experience what labor feels like, but several of my friends have had children and they described labor just as I felt it, exactly. Finally, mom arrived with the midol and after about an hour, my cramps were pretty much gone. I am scheduled to see my doctor for a follow up visit on the 13th. I plan to mention the cramps to her then. I figured I would have some cramping that hurt more than usual, but I never counted on cramps that felt so painful! Has anyone else experienced this? ========================================================I have! It has been a few years (and I can't remember the name of the drug that the Dr. put me on to "jump start" my period), but I got very bad cramps at the begining. But, when I started on regular birth control pills afterward the cramps wern't as bad (I still get occasional cramps, but NOTHING like when I first started medical treatment for PCOS). Feel free to write me if you like! :) -Christine U2Rox@aol.com
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