Just in case enough people haven't written to caution you re zoladex, I will be one more.
I did get a successful pregnancy after zoladex with minimal menopausal side effects and relatively quick return of my cycles - thanks to my natropath.
The top gynos in Sydney are not recommending zoladex anymore - there have apparently been some cases where women have not come out of the menopausal state ie menopause was induced. It is generally considered that excisive lap is the first line of treatment, particularly if you want to get pregnant.
I very much appreciate everyone's feedback!
I've decided that if my doctor mentions it again, I will make it clear that I don't want it. He will have to give me some very good reasons if he is to change my mind.
I'd rather focus on diet. It holds more promise and less side effects.
Thank you!
Hi, Thanks everyone for your comments regarding zoladex. 2 years ago i was diagnosed with endo and have had 3 operations in 18 months. I have just been put on zoladex but am feeling very concerned about having this medication and the different side effects that it has on your body. I have been on it for 3 months now. On Sunday i got a normal period. Is this rare? I didn't think that you would get a period after being on this medication. Is it unwise to go off medication after just 3 months?
Benita
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