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[veronika]

dragi forumasi,

moje ime je veronika, imam 27 godina i pocetkom 2006. sam pocela sa hormonskom terapijom. operaciju sam izvrsila sredinom 2006. i od tada se moj zivot pomenio u divnom smeru, konacno je sve stalo na svoje noge i pocela sam da zivim svoj novi i pravi zivot.
prvo sam koristila androkur tablete (oralno) i estradiol (u inekcijama jednom nedeljno). nakon nekoliko meseci umesto estradiola u inekcijama, prepisane su mi trisequens tablete, a terapija sa androkurom se nastavila.
opet nekon nekoliko meseci androkur mi je potpuno izbacen, a trisequens je ostao kao moja stalna terapija. nisam imala nikakvih side efekata, barem nisam bila svesna da ih imam. medjutim, u poslednje vreme imam izuzeno visok krvni pritisak, cija je srednja vrednost 160 sa 105 (u ekstremnim situacijama ide i do 194 sa 108), dok je u toku noci pritisak sasvim normalan 120 sa 75. konsultovala sam se svojom lekarkom koja i dalje insistira da trisequens verovatno nije uzrok visokog krvnog pritiska, ali jedan od glavnih nezeljenih efekata ovog leka upravo jeste visok krvni pritisak, kao sto pise i u upustvu.
nekoliko drugih doktora mi je takodje reklo da hormoni uticu na visok krvni pritisak, sto moze biti veoma opasno.
dosla sam u veliku dilemu, da na svoju ruku prestanem sa koriscenjem trisequens-a, ali ni sama ne znam kakve bi to posledice moglo da ima.
da li bilo koja od devojaka sa istim problemom ima slicno iskustvo, da li koristi trisequens tablete i razmislja da prestane da ih koristi (ili je vec prestala).
jako sam uplasena i svaki savet bi mi mnogo znacio!
hvala svima na vremenu!

veronika

[KosmickaCestica]

Draga Veronika,

Moj iskreni savet je da odes kod endokrinologa, kod kog si isla, ili ako zelis
da promenis, da odes kod nekog drugog...

Znas i sama da hormonska terapija traje do kraja zivota, i da postoji vise
opcija. Te trisequens koje uzimas su super je kompletno externo simuliraju
pravi prirodni ciklus (one boje, bele, plave i crvene tabletice)...

... ali vidis ni ja nisam znala za te propratne efekte..

Ne znam kako se hranis, da li jedes dosta slanoga, pa ono sto laicki znam,
je da bolje da sto vise izbacis soli iz ishrane...

Ako si isla kod dr Svetlane Vujovic, idi opet kod nje.. Pretpostavljam
da jesi, jer ona prepisuje taj lek...




Kisses
Andjela

[KosmickaCestica]

Evo sa neta sta sam nasla...

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