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What happens if you have just this injection and no tablet along the side? For example I have Tibolone but haven't been taking it because of the side effects..

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Hutchy79

Hi

I had a monthly zoladex injection for 3 months with know HRT to go along side it, it was a nightmare as well as having to deal with the affects of going from feeling so low to being so happy I had hot flushes every 15 minutes, I'm at the stage now that I've had my laparoscopy for excised endometriosis which hasn't worked, I fought to re-start a pill that was taken away from me after a DVT and that hasn't worked the same way it did 6yrs ago, I know the consultant wants me to go back on zoladex but with HRT this time but unfortunately my marriage is worth more x

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ChloeWilson in reply toHutchy79

Yeah I stopped the Tibolone a while back but just wanted to ensure nothing sinister isn't happening as a result. I have less symptoms now off the Tibolone as I was loosing my hair etc. I'm better off off the Tibolone anyway. Hope it works out for you anyway!!! Sounds like a nightmare x

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Hutchy79 in reply toChloeWilson

I see consultant on Thursday so fingers crossed he agrees with me having a hysterectomy x

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ChloeWilson in reply toHutchy79

I will cross my fingers for you Hun 💛 X

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Greencupcake

Hey. I had zoladeX for 6 months with no hrt. As I've stated on it for more than 6 months they've given me hrt (livial). The risk of osteoporosis is increased without the hrt. May be worth speaking to dr to see if you need the hrt and if so if there's another you can try? X

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ChloeWilson in reply toGreencupcake

They were only doing it as a trial to begin with but I am only 19 so too young I went mad. Only allowed on it over 23 xxx

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Greencupcake in reply toChloeWilson

That's interesting. The leaflets all say 18. I hope they manage to sort out something else for you. If it was a trial and you've only had one injection I doubt not having the hrt tablet would have done you any harm. X

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ChloeWilson in reply toGreencupcake

No the NHS guidelines are 23 I have a link to it stating its 23. Thank you xx

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ChloeWilson in reply toChloeWilson

It's an NHS official link too xxx

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Greencupcake in reply toChloeWilson

I believe you. I genuinely meant that I found it interesting about the age, I wasn't challenging what you said about it being 23. Both are very young for the menopause (I'm in my 20s myself).

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ChloeWilson in reply toGreencupcake

Sorry I'm so used to people thinking I am making it up 😔 so I'm sorry! Yeah I know. I have never even seen a leaflet for endo! That's how unknown it is it angers me so so much xxx

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