Have Endometriosis, Cyst In Ovary, Irregular Period. Had Marena Inserted. Don't Need Hysterectomy?
I am 45 yrs of age. I ve had 8 pregnancies and 5 children. I suffer from endometriosis and I have a cyst on my right ovary and my periods are irregular. I have had a Marena inserted 3 months ago to help with these conditions. I have had a period since the marena was inserted I went to see a gynochologist about having a hysterectomy , but he told me that I don t need to have one. He then prescribed Primolut-N). He did not mention how often i am supposed to take them or for how long. He just said that it would stop my periods permanently.
The drug primolut is usually given for a 3-6 months course twice daily. The periods may stop in some but not all women and some have bleeding called breakthrough bleed. The periods usually do not stop permanently with primolut. Mirena is also a hormone containing IUD and also decreases endometrial growth.
Other drugs are danazol and Gn Rh analogues. So discuss these options with your gynecologist and then start treatment.
Hope this was helpful. Thanks for using HCM, feel free for any further queries. Dr Madhuri Bagde Consultant Ob gyn
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Have Endometriosis, Cyst In Ovary, Irregular Period. Had Marena Inserted. Don't Need Hysterectomy?
Hello and welcome, I understand your problem. The drug primolut is usually given for a 3-6 months course twice daily. The periods may stop in some but not all women and some have bleeding called breakthrough bleed. The periods usually do not stop permanently with primolut. Mirena is also a hormone containing IUD and also decreases endometrial growth. Other drugs are danazol and Gn Rh analogues. So discuss these options with your gynecologist and then start treatment. Hope this was helpful. Thanks for using HCM, feel free for any further queries. Dr Madhuri Bagde Consultant Ob gyn