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They should be treated. Endometriosis. Its hormone therapy?

Researchers are not sure what to do. Endometriosis. However, it is clear that the female hormone Estrogen. What is the production set in postmenopausal feed the growth of endometrial disease.

Unfortunately, for most adolescents and young women of childbearing Age and menopause. Still many years away, which means they are left to deal with the pain of endometriosis, with no relief in sight. So what are often women, not postmenopausal Hormone-free is recommended. Therapy.

Hormone therapy is a method of treatment success for most. Endometriosis, as this help to 80-90% of the women who took it. Hormone therapy Estrogen controls to help reduce the pain caused. Endometriosis. It can also change the size and volume of endometriosis. Endometriosis. The spread.

But it is important to note. Hormone therapy does not improve the fertility of women. So if you are concerned about infertility or pregnancy, so there are no options for you. In addition, young girls who are not yet at the end of puberty, they will not match the shape of this treatment, the cause of the risk of development of their

There are also different type of hormone therapy and women respond to different treatment each time. Moreover, would any illusion that there must always pros and cons be carefully considered.

The following information on the most popular formats for use in the treatment of hormone treatment. Endometriosis.

Birth control pills. - This is the treatment most popular and are considered safe. To be used for long-term use. Women can generally up to the menopause. Birth control Tablets for the control and stop the monthly ovulation. Without ovulation can not grow endometriosis. And it will shrink.

Birth control pills risk of ovarian cancer and are generally safe for most women. This treatment can be used in drug development. Skin patch or vaginal ring pattern. It has less negative side effects such as headaches. Nausea, chest pain, depression. Mood swings and menstrual problems or no light. It also increases the risk of blockages in the blood and slightly increased risk for breast cancer.

Study - published hormone agonists. (GnRH injection time -) - therapy with decreased estrogen levels after menopause experienced and can only be done must for short-term (up to 6 months) GnRH injection time - increases the risk of bone loss that may result. Osteoporosis. And the reason is often used. Progestin prevents thinning. Bones and other menopausal symptoms. GnRH injection at any time - often used to prolong pain. Endometriosis. After surgery, the patient is in preventing the return of endometriosis.

High progestin drugs - therapy was obtained in the form of pills or shooting. It was designed to produce. Progestin in the body that reflects the pregnancy. Treatment with the ovulate this month and ends below estrogen, which promotes growth. to shrink endometriosis to relieve pain for most women. Progestin may be long term (usually less than 2 years.).

Side effects of progestin, including depression. Bloating, pain in the chest, weight, light, or lack of menstruation, the risk of bone loss when taken for longer than 2 years and fertility by up to a year or more before I would return.

Danazol - therapeutic levels tend to decrease estrogen and increase the level of androgen (male) hormones, danazol is also immune to diseases such as menopause. Although effective. shrinks endometrial growth and diminish pain. Its side effects can Muscle pain, weight gain. Skin rash, acne, skin and hair it. Reduce breast size in the face. And my body and voice, even deeper. To make matters worse, most of these men. - Change the side effects can be permanent.

Danazol and usually in short-term treatment is the rule. Your doctor is the latest . Suggest

Talk with your doctor whether hormone therapy is right for you.

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Severe mood swings and birth?

I started using birth control. (Loestrin24) I just weeks for the value and emotional swings are crazy. I'm not an emotional person and I tend to head level. But after this dose feels like I have to do is anger. I feel like crying or feeling. more overwhelmed by all different. Emotion I felt at the time. And only week I did not like it. So should I talk to my doctor and found them all again or is it Or should I just stopped birth control all together and rely on condoms?

Various medications can cause side effects different for different people. Yaz and I get terrible headaches for me. Ortho is true that less hormone may help irritability I like talking to your doctor about other options, there are a lot of people. Try a different format than a few. British Columbia before finding the best person for them.

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