I have been advised by my gyni to think about the injections or coil, the pain I suffer from is really bad and she is advising the best thing to have are the injections. I am 20 and worried about messing my hormones up. i feel worried about the poss of a coil though as well. I am getting married next year and i am worried that the injections may cause problems with regards to chances of concieving. If anyone has got any advice on this it would be great to hear from you?
Advice!!!! Hormone injections to bring on... - Endometriosis UK
Advice!!!! Hormone injections to bring on the menapause for 6 months? or the marina coil?
Hi Bex - I've got both. At least, I had both; I finished a 6 month course of injections last month and have had my coil for 4 years now.
I have never heard of Zoladex (the injections) causing irreversible harm in terms of fertility.
If I were you, I'd compile a list of questions, even if they seem silly to you, and then ask her to answer them
Good luck - I know it's a confusing time x
Hey,
I had zoladex many years ago for 6 months, it dealt with the pain and about a year after fell pregnant with my little year who is now 7 which was impossible before the injections. I am now on prostap which I have found fantastic and the side effects are far less than the zoladex.
Having a few hot flushes are worth the pain free months
Good Luck x
Hi Bex
I have both. I had the coil fitted just over a year ago, and I am certainly not pain free on it but it has lessened the severity of my discomfort with very little side effects. I am into my 2nd prostap injection however and have suffered quite badly with these. Last month I had lots of side effects however was pain free, however this month I have still got the side effects and am in pain so I am going to see my GP and ask to stop with the jabs. I know the injections have worked really well for a lot of ladies on here but they don't seem to be effective for me. I guess everyone has to find what works best for them and it is trial and error up to that point.
I haven't heard of either causing any long term problems with fertility however.
Take care x
the coil - its localised so should have less side effects, and shouldnt be as rough on your body as the other option. good luck