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Worried about endometrioses
Hi i have posted before but i need more advice.. i have endometrioses and im only 16..i just went to the docters and they are putting me on mefenamic acid pills but they arent helping at all..and im starting on brith control this up comming sunday but im scared..the pain is unberable and its effecting me at skewl work sports and my relationship..does anyone know any way that will help me coupe with the pain ..without taking surgery ? what worked for you??
I have endo and yes it did make sex painful for me at times. I've now had a lap done to remove scar tissue and intercourse no longer hurts.
i don't think so i never had that problem maybe u can try ky.
birth control will help alot .i been on birth control for 8 years for the same reason.and it helps to slow down the endo.
I also want to know if endo. effects sexual feelings cause normally everything is just painful or okay but never pleasureable could this be a side effect?
Hello - I am sorry to hear you are dealing with this at such a young age. I myself don't have endo. but my best friend and sister-in-law both have it badly, so I know a lot about it just by going through their struggles with them.
Have you seen not just a gynecologist but specifically a reproductive endocronologist? I would strongly suggest getting your treatment from an RE if you aren't currently seeing one.
There are several books out there as well that detail alternative therapies, lifestyle changes, etc. You might check out http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0007133103/ref=pd_cpt_gw_1/103-3888997-1217467
I believe there is also and endo. association...You might Google it to see if you can find out more information. I believe they have several publications including something called the Endo. Sourcebook that my SIL mentions quite a bit.
Sorry I can't be of more help but I wanted to respond. Hopefully someone w/ firsthand experience/knowledge can comment as well.
Have you seen not just a gynecologist but specifically a reproductive endocronologist? I would strongly suggest getting your treatment from an RE if you aren't currently seeing one.
There are several books out there as well that detail alternative therapies, lifestyle changes, etc. You might check out http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0007133103/ref=pd_cpt_gw_1/103-3888997-1217467
I believe there is also and endo. association...You might Google it to see if you can find out more information. I believe they have several publications including something called the Endo. Sourcebook that my SIL mentions quite a bit.
Sorry I can't be of more help but I wanted to respond. Hopefully someone w/ firsthand experience/knowledge can comment as well.
Someone plz any adivice??
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