Tibolone HRT offered for pain relief of Pudendal Nueralgia alongside 3 injections of Zoladex into the abdominal wall?

[Jobie18]

Hi everyone, I had a gynecologist offer me Tibolone HRT tablets alongside 3 injections of Zoladex into the abdominal wall 4x weekly. Looking these medications up I've seen a ton of side effects like most meds. The gynaecologist agreed I had normal hormones and no gyno problems or endometriosis but being that the prf nerve ablation didn't work has offered me this as a treatment.

I am 47 pre menopause.

Has anyone with pudendal nueralgia had any experience of this treatment or medication? Seems a bit odd to me but my partner thinks I should give it a go!

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated

Jodie x

[MyStar86]

I had it for endometriosis and hated every second of it as it throws the body into full blown menopause so the symptoms hit you like a brick wall not like natural menopause or even like a hysterectomy. I have never heard of it for non endometriosis pain relief however I struggled with the menopause side effects even with hrt however I have since had a total hysterectomy with everything removed and I didn’t go through the nasty side effects that I had on the zoladex. How old are you if you don’t mind me asking?

[Jobie18 in reply to MyStar86]

HiI am 47 and pre menopausal. Did it reduce your pain levels at all aside from the nasty side effects?

[MyStar86 in reply to Jobie18]

Personally it didn’t for me but I know it does for some people but it’s used to stop the endometriosis spreading whilst waiting for surgery to remove it so it’s not used as a pain medication it just helps people with endometriosis not to have the monthly bleeds. Sorry I can’t be of more help xx

[Jobie18 in reply to MyStar86]

Thankyou, much appreciated x

[GoldenPupLover in reply to Jobie18]

Check with the people at clearpassage.com. They will help you determine what is going on and whether their work - or something else may help you.

[Arny1973]

I was put on hrt and vaginal oestrogen and it took all my symptoms away in about 3 months