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Old 04-04-2009, 07:30 PM #1
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MJA,

Yes, I have had experience with Lupron. It was a one time-3 month injection PRIOR to a total hysterectomy to put me through artificial menopause and to try up any residual endo.

PLEASE, see an ob/gyn about a laparoscopy FIRST. Lupron is powerful stuff and I would not take it lightly. I agree with the other posters there may be no need for it so why put yourself through menopause. As the last poster said...see an ob/gyn before having this done by a GP.
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