Heavy bleeding while on hormone treatment, sickness, sensitive to light, stiff neck, feeling sick, heavy swelling pain in pelvis, difficult trying to lead a normal life, been on hormone treatment one month, is this normal
Admitted to hospital on 13th of July 2017... - Endometriosis UK
Admitted to hospital on 13th of July 2017 for 3 days, endo related. Put on decapeptyl and HRT, not the greatest side effects :(
Have you read through the side effects that are possible from here drugs?? If not please read through and if theres anything your having but not mentioned you need to let your Dr know so they can assess the tablets/dosage and effects and maybe findo an alternative xxx
Suzie
Yes I have read the sid effects, thought after a month I would be feeling better but feeling worse, having call back from my gp to discuss today, been a living nightmare and hard to work due to being a self employed therapist working from home, having to rearrange appointments and spending long periods of time in bed
Doctor says my body has been put straight into Menapous so the symptoms I am feel is that, I need to get a check up on Friday to do with the heavy bleeding
for me the side effects were fine initially however the last 3 weeks have been horrible. Now I have a feeling of pressure in my ear that wont go away.... yesterday I ended up having a breakdown as no one can tell me why Im feeling this way-
and if its the injections or the mirena!! The hospital said I had mental health needs.. i know im not mental and its actually rather sad that doctors stick us under the mental health unbrella when clearly we are struggling with the medication..
I'm a holistic and sports massage therapist and understand through my training that when the brain and body have to deal with every day constant pain then our seritionin levels are going to drop, blood pressure is going to raise and every day stresses become difficult to manage triggering depression, this is why some people suffix with pain are treated with anti depressants which does help with normal aches and pains but when it comes to endo it's not so simple