Hi kt250

Im sorry to hear your struggle with your endo diagnosis! I was lucky to have a wonderful Dr who diagnosed my endo in 2002. I have had 2 laps initialy one to remove my endo and another in 2007 because my Dr thought it had come back cos I was still experiencing my pain. When I woke up and was notified there was no endo I was devistated cos I didn't know what this meant! It turns out that from where my endo was removed I still have what I understand to be nerve pain. What it means is my nerve endings from where the endo has been removed are still sending messages to my brain that the endo is still there resulting in the pain. Its like when people who have had their leg etc removed yet they still feel pain where there in no leg. Its very hard to deal with I have tried several treatments yet at this stage nothing has worked. My Dr has referred me to the pain clinic at our hospital and is looking at Zoladex as an option. What was it like? Would you recommend it?

Thanks