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Feel so Ill...

Started by bethanyjadefowell, September 21, 2013, 12:32:26 PM

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bethanyjadefowell

On Wednasday I had Zoladex implant.

I am tried, have no energy, my bones are paining and got a headache. Right now I am very bad.

How long will I feel like this, and how long can it be before I see or feel any changes in myself?
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Tessa James

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Hi Bethany, so sorry you are feeling badly.  Not knowing your pharmacologic profile it is challenging to predict how long and how much of this is hormone flux is due to the new implant.  I hope you let yourself kick back with a warm compress on your head and a cool drink.  Or maybe a warm drink and a cool compress?  Which reminds me to go get my coffee.

Please hang in there and perhaps more of the change is happening in your heart and between your ears?

Big, if gentle warm hugs to you
Open, out and evolving queer trans person forever with HRT support since March 13, 2013
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JLT1

This is very odd.  I had not heard of this being used in MTF transgender individuals.  This is a serious T inhibitor.  Wow – they really wanted to jump start everything.  There is a short thread on Zoladex here on Susan's and there isn't much out there on the internet about using this as a T blocker.  It's potent.  It takes a while to get used to the drug but the description you gave on how you feel really doesn't match known effects or side effects.

Best I can recommend is got to rxlist.com and type in Zoladex.  Read about it and see how you are doing.  If things don't straighten out shortly, call you Dr or pharmacist.   
To move forward is to leave behind that which has become dear. It is a call into the wild, into becoming someone currently unknown to us. For most, it is a call too frightening and too challenging to heed. For some, it is a call to be more than we were capable of being, both now and in the future.
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Bardoux

Quote from: bethanyjadefowell on September 21, 2013, 12:32:26 PM
On Wednasday I had Zoladex implant.

I am tried, have no energy, my bones are paining and got a headache. Right now I am very bad.

How long will I feel like this, and how long can it be before I see or feel any changes in myself?

Are you still taking estradiol? It may be that your estradiol levels may be too low.

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