Success Stories: breast lumps

Endovan is letting me live a normal life without the pain

For the past 5 years I have been struggling with endometriosis on top of pcos. I had developed very painful lumps around my breast that got larger and harder over time, making me worry. The endometriosis had gotten so painful that using the bathroom or even just sitting too long would be excruciating. It has been two weeks since I started taking Endovan and for the first time in a long time I can sit without pain shooting through my legs and pelvic floor. The hard lumps have softened and some have completely gone away! Endovan is letting me live a normal life without the pain. I am very satisfied! I am looking forward to see how a month on Endovan will look like.

Caroline

It’s a marathon not a sprint

Fibrocystic breasts run in my family and I have had Endometriosis for 13 years (endometrium growing on the ovaries, in my case). I have been on several different birth controls, including Depo-Provera. After three pregnancy losses, my hormones changed and I could not go back to taking birth control without having major water retention issues (swelling in my abdomen, face, and ankles). After being off of the pill for a few months, I was becoming very constipated (taking two laxative pills a day) and experienced sharp pain during ovulation and sex. So I scheduled an ultrasound. It showed that my ovaries had adhered to my bowel (causing my constipation/pain). The tech said that only happens if you have had Endo for a VERY long time. So, I concluded that all of that medication that I had taken didn’t actually correct my Endo. It had just masked the symptoms. Fed up, I found Endovan on a random Google search.

I have been taking Endovan for four months now, and I took notes. Bottles 1-3 had some good and some bad. Bottle #1: by the time I finished it, I was completely off the laxative pills, but I was also so bloated during my first period that I couldn’t button my pants and had to loosen my bra. Bottle #2: less bloating and no pain during sex, but very moody. Bottle #3: painless ovulation, only some pressure, but very fatigued. Bottle #4: All good. Cycles beginning to extend to a normal length (used to be 24 days, now 28), I am finally able to lose weight, and I am retaining minimal water.

Synopsis: It will take a while, but it seems to actually fix the problem.

This video is also helpful if you want more info (be prepared to fast forward through the personal bits): https://youtu.be/EV8YwbY4w8s. She suggests that you can lower your dose after being on it for six months to one pill a day. That way you are saving money, but you don’t relapse. I’m going to start the process of reducing the number of pills I take soon. I doubt I will ever go off of Endovan completely. When you’ve had an issue for 13 years, you know it’s here to stay.

Good luck to you all.

Heidi

So far I love Endovan!

At first I was not sure if I should order Endovan, but I decided to give it a try. I’ve been on Endovan for just five days now, and I can already tell the difference. So far I love Endovan, and I am sure I will continue to use it. I can’t wait to see the end results of this product. I am really happy I purchased Endovan.

Gracie A.