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Two questions:
1) Has anyone used a natural progesterone cream every night for treatment? My doctor put me on a compounded one. I refuse to use synthetic hormones knowing how crazy I felt on birth control and I hurt on it just as much as without it.
2) Anyone have it on their bladder? I do and it's the worst pain ever. It feels like a constant UTI on steroids. I've read that some women with endo have interstitial cystitis. My doctor thinks that may be why I'm having so much trouble.
1) Has anyone used a natural progesterone cream every night for treatment? My doctor put me on a compounded one. I refuse to use synthetic hormones knowing how crazy I felt on birth control and I hurt on it just as much as without it.
2) Anyone have it on their bladder? I do and it's the worst pain ever. It feels like a constant UTI on steroids. I've read that some women with endo have interstitial cystitis. My doctor thinks that may be why I'm having so much trouble.
Hi Haylie :)
I know that I have friends that have used Progesterone cream and think highly of it. I have not tried it myself. I don't do to well with P only medication/cream.
I have bladder endo and yes it is horrible. I have been told by two urologists that it is not interstitial Cystitis but two endo specialists that says it is. I have no inflammation inside the bladder and that is usually how they diagnose. Through Cystoscopy.
I know that I have friends that have used Progesterone cream and think highly of it. I have not tried it myself. I don't do to well with P only medication/cream.
I have bladder endo and yes it is horrible. I have been told by two urologists that it is not interstitial Cystitis but two endo specialists that says it is. I have no inflammation inside the bladder and that is usually how they diagnose. Through Cystoscopy.
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