They want me to try for 4 months at first and see how I get on.
I had surgery about 2 months ago which was partly successful - the endo that is left is in places where there is a high chance of bowel damage or utera damage so this zoladex is to try and avoid another op. I hope it’s the side effects aren’t too bad!
Off to portugal - really looking forward to it but now worried I will be having hot flushes / not feeling myself.
Thanks for the info and it sounds like you are getting on well with it.
I see - so have they said will they do a scan to see how the endometriosis is? (Eg to avoid another surgery)
Ooh Portugal -lovely! Have you been there before?
As it would be your third that potentially you could have early .. you would have already had two so have time from those two to know the side effects.
I think I have been lucky .. everyone reacts differently to things.
I luckily haven’t now bled since dec 2017 - I was on Loestrin 30 for 3 month courses prior to my operation on 2nd March 2018 - then when I had my operation I was still on loestrin 30 then just went straight on to Zoladex.
Definitely nice not having to have that concern of bleeding.
I used to be on zoladex. I had it for 7 months in 2011 and it was brilliant; but only managed 8 months (of a suggested 2 years) in 2017 as it didn’t downregulate me fully and the HRT was making me anxious.
I’ve never had a bleed at the end of a zoladex implant, no - my first implant of a course will pull my period forward, though, so it falls partway through the implant.
Hi Sarah, I had a 2 day gap once because the pharmacy made a mess with my prescription. My nurse said a couple of days wasn’t going to affect anything. And I didn’t have any issues that month but everyone is different, I guess. 🤷🏽♀️ xx
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