Continous, conservative method besides surgery. Still in extreme pain, weight gain

Not having my period often is great! No real pain like before and shorter lighter periods!

Since my surgery I have had to be on Birth control. I was put on Seasonale so I would only cycle every 3 months. So I would stop developing Cysts.

Took birth control continuously for about a year, had to stop when I wanted to get pregnant.

Worked for a few years

I'm on continuous desogen. The first plan was to be on it for 3 months, but after a really horrendous mestrual cycle they said it was okay to go six months. So I get only two/three bad, childbirth like periods a year. It's working in stopping my menstrual cycle - I've had no spotting at all which is good. But this treatment has caused a lot of mood swings... that I've ended up going on Prozac (10mg) to control. I still have pains throughout the month, & tests reveal that my endo has grown sooo?

it seemed to help especially not having a period every month. but i had to get off it for a while due to the expenses. and the pain was back with my next period

ive been on bc since i was about 13 or so. i have to switch brands/types about every 6 to 10 months because my system acclimates to it.

It relieved the pain a small amount, but not enough to make things bearable.

i am currently taking yaz birth control. its helping a little... so far i keep forgetting