CosineFemoit13

I've seen a lot of comments specifically in reference to me having had hematuria on the blocker and I just want to say that this is a rare to uncommon side effect with puberty blockers. I was started on Spiro first as I believe my insurance did not cover the puberty blocker at first. Spiro works as a diuretic so it makes you pee more, and then when I had puberty blockers at 14 is when I had started developing ulcers and peeing blood and they had found no pathology when a biopsy was taken of these ulcers so no one really knew what was causing them at the time. If you go on the supprelin la website they state that side effects are not all known and on mayo clinic the side effect of urinating blood (hematuria) is one of them under rare, other websites will have it under uncommon side effects. Meaning it doesn't happen to everyone but it is a known side effect that can occur from puberty blockers, and in that instance it's supposed to be removed immediately but my mom had to fight for it to be removed. I think that's the difference is everyone's bodies will react a little bit differently so I see a lot of people getting mad at me because their bodies didn't react like this to the medication. But just because I had one reaction doesn't mean that every single person will it just means that these are reactions that can occur that these doctors are not warning people about or are denying that they could be connected to the medication. When it's actually stated on the medications website that there could be numerous potential side effects and other websites such as drugs.com or Mayo clinic do state hematuria as a possible side effect. mayoclinic.org/drugs-suppleme… I see a lot of people saying I didn't understand my own medical Care and well of course I was a young teenager and did not understand and when my mom or myself had asked these questions my doctor had brushed them off and said it couldn't be related. But when the blocker was finally removed these ulcers cleared up I've never had an incident since and never had an incidents before the blocker and there was no sign of a UTI infection as there was no pathology or bacteria found. So I did genuinely have this reaction to the blockers I'm not saying every single person will have that same exact reaction, however this does occur. I hope that clears up some people's confusion/criticism to my story / testimonies.

I've seen a lot of comments specifically in reference to me having had hematuria on the blocker and I just want to say that this is a rare to uncommon side effect with puberty blockers. I was started on Spiro first as I believe my insurance did not cover the puberty blocker at first. Spiro works as a diuretic so it makes you pee more, and then when I had puberty blockers at 14 is when I had started developing ulcers and peeing blood and they had found no pathology when a biopsy was taken of these ulcers so no one really knew what was causing them at the time. If you go on the supprelin la website they state that side effects are not all known and on mayo clinic the side effect of urinating blood (hematuria) is one of them under rare, other websites will have it under uncommon side effects. Meaning it doesn't happen to everyone but it is a known side effect that can occur from puberty blockers, and in that instance it's supposed to be removed immediately but my mom had to fight for it to be removed. I think that's the difference is everyone's bodies will react a little bit differently so I see a lot of people getting mad at me because their bodies didn't react like this to the medication. But just because I had one reaction doesn't mean that every single person will it just means that these are reactions that can occur that these doctors are not warning people about or are denying that they could be connected to the medication. When it's actually stated on the medications website that there could be numerous potential side effects and other websites such as drugs.com or Mayo clinic do state hematuria as a possible side effect. mayoclinic.org/drugs-suppleme… I see a lot of people saying I didn't understand my own medical Care and well of course I was a young teenager and did not understand and when my mom or myself had asked these questions my doctor had brushed them off and said it couldn't be related. But when the blocker was finally removed these ulcers cleared up I've never had an incident since and never had an incidents before the blocker and there was no sign of a UTI infection as there was no pathology or bacteria found. So I did genuinely have this reaction to the blockers I'm not saying every single person will have that same exact reaction, however this does occur. I hope that clears up some people's confusion/criticism to my story / testimonies.