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endometrosis i have IT!
i got laproscopy in aug and im still having pain. im taking birth control pills and they are causing other side effects :( my question is how long does this medication take to kick in? would someone recomend something else? im sick of the pain but i want to beable to become pregnant within a yr from now..should i just stop taking the pill even though the bleeding hurts me? help please thanks :)
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I agree with Diva, I too, don't use the pill. I was basically a robot when I took them. I actually use pain meds and fish oil. Maybe you can read up on natural ways to control your endometriosis, instead.
sooo..i started the "spotting" last month tomorrow,normally by now i would have had spotting,or tenderness in my breasts.i have neither. i wonder why..maybe the b.c. did even out my period. or maybe???
I don't take any birth control or any medication of any kind. I really can't handle the side effects. I would much rather deal with the endo symptoms than the BC ones. You don't have to take it if you don't want to.
yeah i decided to stop the pill i took it for almost 3 months, i keep bleeding everyday,and it hurt. im going to let my period come and then even it out with the pills for about 6 months or until in gets to where i only have a 7 day period or less (normal menstrual) i hope this works im kinda just going by wht my aunt did before she became pregnant she has endo too...wish me luck!!
I had my 2 weeks after my surgery. I was already into my first lupron injection for about 5 days by then. I had the same amount of pain like I had before the surgery. I am not sure if the pain goes away completely.
Maybe you can ask for alternative treatment.
Maybe you can ask for alternative treatment.
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