Entry: Consider it chukked Friday, November 28, 2008



After a near-breakdown, I did some more research, verified my suspicions, and then chukked the Nuva-ring hormonal treatment I have been on to stop ovulation in order to shrink the masses on my ovaries I have been dealing with since September.

I had not done artificial hormones (via The Pill or in this case, the Ring) since the late 1990s. Back then , I ALSO had every negative side effect that comes with messing with body chemistry.  I tried to be open-minded and try it, as I wished to get rid of the pain. But then I got migranes, which faded into daily headaches. Then the boobs, ass, and the rest blew up like balloons. Now my hair is falling out or breaking off and looks like straw (I usually have OILY hair!)

I had noticed that I pretty much cried EVERY day over stupid little things. Sometimes merely a commercial on TV would set me off! Now, in addition to teary=ness, I am snippy, no patience, just not myself. So...enough. I have had it. I now know I have fibroids so the ring cant stop the bleeding issues anyway.

I have no idea what I will do for birth control. Until I get some sort of PERMANENT solution via surgical procedure,  I guess I will have to follow the advice of NeNe Leakes: *Close your legs to married men!* Except, in this case, the Married Man is the one I am married TO! ;)

   2 comments

brandy101
November 29, 2008   12:00 PM PST
 
I have very few options:

I am allergic to latex, cannot deal with hormones, and hubby wont get the snip (and I dont blame him nor would I press him to - long story there...)

So its either another IUD, hysterectomy (which solves a multitude of issues but could create new problems) or tubal ligation (which also has risks.)

I am frustrated, to say the least.
AbbyNormal
November 29, 2008   11:23 AM PST
 
Yikes, considering the side-effects, I say run to the nearest exit from "The Ring". (You know that's a title to a HORROR movie!)

I was never comfortable with the idea of messing with body chemistry, therefore never did it. We did the diaphragm up until the husband got the old *snip*snip*, but then, I wasn't dealing with ovarian pain. I hope you get a postive and permanent solution soon!

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