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SW-User
Did you go to the doctor and talk about whether you have endometriosis?
@SW-User the only way to positively diagnose that is surgically..minor but still its.cutting a hole in your abdomen. Thats why my doctor didnt prescribe it, fucking cunt, and fuck kaiser.....
EllaDisenchanted · F
@SW-User Not something that is too easy to check but there was a huge checklist she used to narrow things down. It's just very bad clinical PMS with labor level pain.

SW-User
@lulaluboo I think you need a new doctor. I was diagnosed and it didn't require surgery. To get some relief from it, you can get surgery and it can be done laparoscopically. But there is a 50/50 chance of it returning. There are hormone shots you can get that will trick your body into thinking it's in menopause. Then, the 3rd way is what I took. Taking the pill and jumping from pack to pack, so you don't get your period for long stretches of time. Getting pregnant also gives you relief from it.

SW-User
@EllaDisenchanted Well, if nothing she suggests is working, what about just giving your body a break by using the lowest dose of the pill and not allowing your body to have a period for a long stretch of time?
EllaDisenchanted · F
@SW-User I'm already on the pill and I still get my period and equally as bad as always. But I'm going to request an implant birth control I've heard helps.

SW-User
@EllaDisenchanted What I was suggesting was talking to your doctor about NOT taking the week of placebo pills but instead, jumping into a new pill pack. Do it for 9 months. It will be as if you were pregnant. No period. It gives your body a chance to recover.