Hello everyone, hope you all doing well. I had prostap injection on 4 December and I am taking Tiblone with it. My bleeding stopped after two weeks and now again I have bleeding. I feel disappointed and I want to try endo diet and stop taking any medication. Please does anyone tried this way? Does anyone have endo diet plan please?
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With prostrap it's normal to have bleeding for a couple of months. I'd push on with it if you can. I'm on zoladex and I've bled every day so far. At first it over stimulates your ovaries so you have a huge surge in hormones. Things take a while to settle.
I only had bleeding for the first three and a half weeks for my first prostrap injection, nothing since, but I did not take the tibolone as it says it can cause bleeding and I'd had enough of that, I take vitamin d instead. But as others have said keep going as it may stop x
I am bleeding after first injection but I've heard from a lot of women who bled for 3 months then stopped. I think if uou are on HRT even Tibolone it takes longer but it shoukd work eventually. I am sick of bleeding too lovely. It's exhausting and you feel like crap. It's also incredibly isolating - I feel like a shell of my former self. I used to Love clothes but now I only wear black pants. I'm bleeding less but I've just had to leave a gym class as I've flooded. It's never ending x dig deep x you are not alone x
Thank you for sharing your feelings and experiences, yes it’s really hard and I feel tired because I have blood since October and it just stopped for two weeks after the infection, now again bleeding 😢.
Sorry to hear that. I didn't get on well with hormone treatment and found making changes to my diet, eating more anti-inflammatory foods, and working out any food triggers (for me it was wheat and sugar) made a big difference to my symptoms.
I think an anti-inflammatory/Mediterranean diet is a good starting point. You don't always have to go really restrictive, it's a case of working out whether certain foods like gluten, dairy etc are triggers for you.
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