Good morning, ouch I’m sorry you’re in so much pain. I’ve not had Zoladex but I have had decapeptyl which works on a similar principle. After my first injection I was in a lot of pain for a few weeks whilst everything was adjusting, after that the pain subsided and I felt the benefit of not having Endo pain every single day, but if you are at all concerned please call your GP for advice. I also use Evorel patches and they are the best HRT I’ve had prescribed to date. Often without add back HRT you can get very unpleasant side effects. I have attached the information Endo UK have produced on treatments, such as the hormone treatments GnRH analogues you are currently receiving. For the pain in the meantime be kind to yourself, hot water bottles, baths, rest, and pain relief (if you can take it).
I experienced the same pains but if you are at all concerned then definitely speak to your GP. I’m sorry you’re going through this I know how rough it can make you feel. 🥲
I am so sorry you’re experiencing this…..it seems so unfair. It does settle but it’s really scary 😭 I have zolodex and tibilone and had something similar to you but much much milder.
The GP is the best thing! Ask for something to help it settle. Once again so sorry you’re experiencing this 😭 I hope it stops quickly and it’s so infuriating the Endo pain goes but something else comes - 😤😤😤😤😤😤🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
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