I spoke too soon, my period has finally come. Didn't feel a thing. Yea!
Not too strong a flow, but probably what is considered "normal." When you have had lifetime Endo, it's hard to know what exactly is a "normal" period. "You mean having to change a tampon every hour to hour and a half isn't normal?"
Anyway, so now I'm having my period. No major cramps, no out-of-control bleeding.
I will see how it goes this week and plan to re-start my BCPs on Thursday night.
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Endometriosis affects more than 6 million women in the United States. Endometriosis is when the normal tissue from the uterus occurs outside of the uterus, in the abdominal cavity. When the hormonal cycle occurs, that tissue cannot slough away out of the body and instead remains internal and can become scar tissue. There are several medical viewpoints on why it occurs and how to treat it. This is my story.
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