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Adenomyosis
Advice
Advice of Adenomyosis
Actually getting a diagnosis and knowing that it wasn't just all in my head, my pain is real
by SinceAlways
Primolute progesterone. 5mg twice daily. Has stopped the bleeding but affects the mental state
by LENA
Heating pads, Tens unit
by Michelle Walker
Exercise - increases endorphins which are out natural feel good hormones. They are great pain relief, increase gastric emptying and get me out of the house. Find what works for you!
by Nichola
Hysterectomy cured my symptoms of adeno completely
by Sarah
Easy meals, reducing our stuff to make it easier to keep the house clean
by Angela Aspinwall
I have an extremely supportive and understanding husband.
by Nat
Bioidentical hormones Bi-est and Progest
by Janet
stress management
by Ruth C
I stopped drinking things that had artificial sweeteners in them.
by Deanna
taking black cohosh, milk thistle and other supportive supplements
by Tamara
hysterectomy
by Estelle Jobson
Hysterectomy
by Vicki Carter
hysterectomy made a huge difference
by Susan Simpson
My husband that always fight with me
by detty astiti shanti
Painkillers
by Caroline swanson
Don't over do it! Listen to your body!
by Danielle Northness
Excision-Endometriosis
by Marissa
Having a hysterectomy for adenomyosis
by Victoria
My supporting husband.
by Joyce
Diet! Ginger, magnesium and ensuring IRON is at good levels, I find it is worse when you are low in Iron.
by Emma
Friends and family giving hope and encouragement.
by Amber
Cortisone cream all over straight after a shower
by Luisa
Healthy eating
by Jo
my family <3
by Madeline
Excision Surgery & Hyterectomy
by Rebekah
Heating Pad, I repeat HEATING PAD. A girls bff. meds don't touch this pain but heat really makes a difference.
by Li
PT
by rat
I've met so many wonderful sisters who understand chronic disease such as wretched endometriosis does to an individual.
by Annette
At least 6 grams per day of sodium helps a lot, and since I hang onto water better, I can reduce my liquid intake to around 6 liters.
by Ginny Ickle
Visanne has some annoying side-effects, but it helps a lot to control endo.
by Milena Carvalho Bertuzzi
Chamomile tea for the constant nausea!
by Allison
Heat pad
by Mary
Pain meds from the Dr during cycles and ovulation
by Amber
Forever living, both the business opportunity and the products
by Terrihester
Finding the perfect narcotic, vitamin and supplement system has greatly improved my flare ups and pain
by Samantha
My dogs just being companions that don't ask questions.
by Melissa
Heatpad
by Janette
Family support (mostly from my older sister who also suffered with uterine conditions)
by Danielle
Stopped taking Provera (horrible, horrible side effects). Not looking at hysterectomy and surgery as my first options.
by Maiana
Tranexamic acid to reduce heavy bleeding.
by tinyweehen
Make a specific diet
by Giulia
Clean Eating
by Graciela
Keep moving
by Carolyn
Great doctors who don't "write you off" and never give up trying to figure out what's wrong
by Tiffiane
I use hot packs during my period
by
Having someone else actually understanding my pain
by SinceAlways
Tramadol SR 50mg for pain. Really helps reduce level of pain but addictive. I go through withdrawal if I forget to take it.
by LENA
Finally have pain medication.
by Michelle Walker
My dog - for those rough days when you need a cuddle, a laugh, some companionship. Great company.
by Nichola
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