Frankly I can not believe this is true. Perhaps it is just not well known elsewhere. Too many questions unanswered. I believe that access to information and education can help sufferers of this condition immensely. I would not have suffered as badly with proper educated care.
Life goes on.
Unfortunately, the pill gave me high blood pressure so I couldn't start taking it again. Once I was diagnosed, the specialist wanted to put me on Zoladex. This is an LHRH analogue which reduces the amount of oestrogen in the body. It is given via an injection into the stomach once a month for three months and is supposed to be like a mini menopause. This is a really good book as it describes all about the condition on what is happening in your body.