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	<title>help me strengthen my core</title>
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	<description>I need some very gentle core exercises. I&apos;ve been unable to properly exercise for about a year and a half, due to late stage endometriosis and surgeries.  I have been on Lupron Depot for the past 6 months following my most recent surgery; my last shot was a month ago and the pain is back almost as bad as before.  I&apos;m thinking it either didn&apos;t work, or this is a side effect, or that there&apos;s something else wrong.  In any case, I want to try to build up my core muscles.  In my more physically fit days, I was able to weather the pain a lot better, and I feel its because my core muscles were stronger.  I feel that now, since they&apos;re so weak, bad posture and lifting and moving wrong makes things worse.  I can&apos;t do crunches because my lower back and neck muscles are tensed up.  I can&apos;t get a massage or physio because the last time I did, it made things a million times worse because of adhesions (endo causes things to stick together inside).  I&apos;ll be seeing my doctor in 2 weeks, and there will probably be an ultrasound in a month or two, but in the meantime I&apos;m going to have to assume that my insides are stuck together again, and be as gentle with them as possible.&lt;br&gt;
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Are there other, very gentle core exercises I can do (besides crunches) to build a little strength, so I&apos;m not having to pop so many pills?  Excercises I can do without equipment on my living room floor would be ideal, but I could probably get a physio ball if that was the best thing.  Anything that doesn&apos;t actually involve putting pressure on the lower abdomen or lower back would be best.&lt;br&gt;
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Also, if anyone&apos;s had experience with Lupron where it didn&apos;t work, or caused pain in the pelvic region, I&apos;d like to hear from you as well.&lt;br&gt;
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Thanks in advance!</description>
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	<dc:creator>Koko</dc:creator>
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