My Daughter (17y As Been On Norlutate 5mg For 8 Mons After Her Cyst Was Removed Surgically Above Her Ovary.Now She Is Spotting? Is That OK? | MyEndometrios

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My Daughter (17y As Been On Norlutate 5mg For 8 Mons After Her Cyst Was Removed Surgically Above Her Ovary.Now She Is Spotting? Is That OK?
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She has cramps and spotting. She feels so worried and overwhelmed. She has gained weight as well. Any suggestions on how to loose weight . And should she be concerned with the spotting?
Any experience or advise, please

posted April 6
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A MyEndometriosisTeam Member

I’ve never taken Norlutate, so I can’t say. But I would consult her doctor before worrying about anything.

Spotting could occur for several reasons, having endometriosis is one.

For me regular walking and light exercise helps tremendously with anxiety, bloat, weight, and even my pain.

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posted April 7 (edited)

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