I am 52 now and have lived with Endo since my 20's. Depo has been the most successful treatment in treating my endo, no periods, no symptoms, no pain - happy days! I am now considering stopping this as blood tests show I am post menopausal. I am interested to hear from anyone that has been in a similar situation and can give me tips on what to expect next. Having suffered badly for years I am fearful the endo symptoms will return and what effects I will experience with the withdrawal of the depo.
Thank you.
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Since your post menopausal it's most likely that symptoms won't return. Once you hit menopause your hormones are no longer fluctuatating like they would if you have a menstraul cycle which can cause endo to grow when o-estrogen rises.
Not to mention you have been on depo for so long that the endo may be gone.
You will feel a loss of hormones since you no longer have them or depo provera (progesterone) in your system, evening primrose may help. If you do go on HRT avoid estrogen.
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