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Was wondering if anyone with fibro has ever had the drug Lupron/prostap would love to chat about it I'm looking into possible side effects of this drug,unfortunatly I've already had this drug twice thank you for reading this joanne

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Hello Joanne

I must admit to having to look this up as it is not a medication I am familiar with. It has left me slightly confused as it can be prescribed for hormonal relief for different conditions.

Are you concerned about the long term side effects of this drug and did you flag this up with your doctor?

I am so sorry I am unable to help you with this problem, but there may be members who can.

I wish you hope and peace.

Kay

Hi Hun, you will get better response from another site linked to us- from your my communities drop down go to Endometriosis and the ladies there will have more to offer in the way of experiences and advise..good luck..

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Hi joed Lupton is a drug which is given women to treat symptoms of endometriosis (overgrowth of uterine lining outside of the uterus) or uterine fibroids.

As Hidden Says, you would probably get more help and information from the Endo forum.

Luv Jan xx

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Hi joed

There appears to be a great deal of potential side effects with this medication, and I have pasted a list of the main ones below:

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redness/burning/stinging/pain/bruising at the injection site,

hot flashes (flushing),

increased sweating,

night sweats,

tiredness,

headache,

upset stomach,

nausea,

diarrhea,

constipation,

stomach pain,

breast swelling or tenderness,

acne,

joint/muscle aches or pain,

trouble sleeping (insomnia),

reduced sexual interest,

vaginal discomfort/dryness/itching/discharge,

vaginal bleeding,

swelling of the ankles/feet,

increased urination at night,

dizziness,

breakthrough bleeding in a female child during the first 2 months of leuprolide treatment,

weakness,

chills,

clammy skin,

skin redness,

itching or scaling,

testicle pain,

impotence,

depression,

increased growth of facial hair, or

memory problems.

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I want to sincerely wish you all the best of luck and please take care of yourself my friend.

All my hopes and dreams for you

Ken x

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Thank you ken.the damage seems to have been done to me wish I was told about the lasting side effects before I was given this vile debilitating drug twice a.take care joanne x

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TheAuthor in reply tojoed

It does sound awful my friend and I want to truly wish you all the best of luck x

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