Elagolix and Mood Swings: What Users Say (Page 2)
Brand names: Orilissa
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For Endometriosis "I was prescribed Orilissa 200 mg as an alternative to a hysterectomy due to uterine fibroids. My periods became much lighter and less painful right away, but the headaches are almost every day, and then back pain and blurry vision started. I also started experiencing weird facial twitching, which I have never had before or after Orilissa. I've always been the all-natural, non-hormonal girl, so I don't know if this is why my body is so sensitive to this medication, but I've decided to tough out the painful, heavy periods and anemia a little longer and hope for another option to surgery. Also, I forgot to mention the feelings of depression and mood swings that just are overwhelming."