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Did Lupron And Add Back Therapy Cause You To Be Exhausted All The Time?
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I am on my 2nd month of Lupron. I am taking norethindrone as my add back. I had the most disgusting night sweats, like changing the sheets every day, changing clothes in the middle of the night every night, my husband couldn't sleep in the bed it was so wet. The docfor put me on Prozac because some antidepressants are also good for night sweats and not flashes. The Prozac made me act very strange, so we switched to Zoloft. Mg question is, ever since I started this, I have been completely… read more

posted February 3, 2018
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A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

Using MCT Oil every morning in my coffee now and it has helped tremendously with fatigue also forcing myself to exercise has helped.

posted May 14, 2018
A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

When i was diagnosed with stage 4 endo 5 years ago i was told i had to go on a treatment to shrink it all. I refused any conventional treatment plan as id read a lot about the havoc these drugs create in the body. After many sleepless nights reading up how to eliminate the damage endo causes i decided to go gluten free and dairy free overnight. I now turn to nutrition to manage any health issue. My periods are a doddle now. No pain but still have a couple of days where i bleed heavily. I take a natural peppermint IBS relief tablet for the bloating. I feel much more energetic but do get quite sleepy at night. Not that exhausted feeling though just a nice sleepy feeling.

I would recommend juicing to top up on any deficiency you may have. Drink plenty of water. Take a good quality vitamin supplement too.
I hope this is helpful and that you find some relief.

For gluten-free, dairy-free food ideas i would recommend looking up ‘Deliciously Ella’.
Good luck on your journey to recovery.

posted May 13, 2018
A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

I starting taking Depro, Prenatal vitamins, Complex B and Hemp oil 500mg(once a day) No other pain meds. I stop drinking coffee and swap to teas, and revamp all the foods. More veggies on the plate than anything eles. I fast with soup only for 2 days to help with hydration. I feel so much better. I got a Fit Bit and it pushes me to rest, drink fluids, and get more exercise.

posted January 8, 2019 (edited)
A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

My experience w fatigue is more than just due to constant activity during the day...I come home from work or day plans and feel so exhausted I have to take a nap in the evening. In the morning, I struggle to get out of bed and unless I have 12 hrs sleep, I never feel like I get enough rest.

posted December 15, 2018
A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

I suffer from fatigue as well! The only thing I’ve noticed that has made an improvement is walking a mile everyday!

posted June 16, 2018

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