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Re: NEED A QUICK ANSWERFrom: Anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon May 13 09:20:06 2002
At Sun, 12 May 2002, Lisbeth wrote: > >Age 39,2 children.Endometriosis treated during 8 month with Soladex >injections in my abdomen every 21 days 4 years ago.Actually pelvic pain >before and during menstruation or any day.I am sterilized (Falopian tubs >cut). >I have Bipolar Disorder and Endometriosis Grade III.Doctor recomends >Radical Hiterectomy.I need to know the negative part of the >Histerectomy,consequences...etc. Please answer me as soon as possible. Lisbeth, There is quite a bit of information about hysterectomy and endometriosis in the archives. A hysterectomy is major surgery, and any surgery has risks associated with it. Always get a second (or third) opinion. However, over half a million hysterectomies are performed in the U.S. each year, and very few have major complications. I have had a hysterectomy and did not have even minor complications; it was a very positive experience for me. You might also check out hystersisters.com. It's not for medical advice, but it is a support and resource website for women thinking about hysterectomy, who have had recent surgery, and also for those with long term health concerns after surgery.
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