Be very careful with the oxycodine. It can be highly addictive as it is a narcotic. One of my sister’a friends took a narcotic pain killer (she took endone/oxycodone) regularly for endometriosis and she became so addicted she ended up in rehab. I suggest talking to your doctor and looking for another drug that works well but isn’t addictive.

I'm staying home today because I just cannot deal. I have a really high pain threshold so people don't even know what I feel because it doesn't show on my face. But today is just not a good day. The pain, fatigue and heavy flow makes it near impossible to do anything. I stopped taking tramadol ages ago.. It really wasn't doing my body any favors. My heating pad givese some relief though but for most part I just put on a brave face and suffer in silence

I have used many oils ,physical therapy ,exercise daily when I can function and other vitamin supplements. When it is terrible I have used oxi and flexoril. Missed work due to pain on many days. Looking for another solution! Ugh

Thank you. They have already taken me off of oxicodine. I now take tramadol. I don’t have an addictive behavior and didn’t want to develop one so i was already hassling the doctor to take me off of it and she agreed. I’m not addicted to tramadol either. Some times I allow myself to suffer through the pain unless it’s unbearable.

I was just diagnosed a week and a half ago. Since then I have been taking Motrin, Oxicodine, and Tylenol. I was just instructed today to stop taking the Tylenol. And tomorrow I will be doing acupuncture. I also rub some oils on my belly to help with the pain. The only one I take at night is oxicodine. I take one before I go to sleep and two between 3 and 6 am depending when I take the first one. My late morning pain is always between 8-10 pain scale. Lastly I keep my heating pad on my stomach most of the night. On average I also get 4 hours of sleep.