I find it to be typical but I don't think it's right. Personally, I fall on the side of being sure of what you're dealing with and removing it at the root, not assuming and treating symptoms. To me, that's the equivalent of giving you morphine instead of doing an x-ray to find out if your leg is broken.

Orilissa is actually only supposed to be given after endo is confirmed. It's a very new drug, has only been on the market for less than 2 years. It has lots of serious side effects.

Every decision is yours. These are just my opinions.

My doctor had me try orilissa for almost 2 months but it wasnt helping and I've had an IUD since 2016. I just had my laproscopic exploratory surgery yesterday because my gyn sent me to a urologist to check for IC and she decided that she wanted to do her procedure as well so they both did their procedures at the same time while I was out. I think it helped that I had another doctor say they wanted to put me under but before I had gone 7-8 months and 5 different docs with no relief, no answers and excruciating pain. I hope they take care of yours soon!

My daughter was at gynae today in Mullingar Ireland. We were told to take oral contraceptive 3 months witout a break...break then back 3 months without a break. This is until she has an ultrasound scan. Ive been told she will be waiting 14 months for lap.