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Re: Endometrial AblasionFrom: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Sep 30 20:42:08 2002
At Wed, 14 Mar 2001, B. wrote: > >Hi Julie, > >Sorry I answered this a few days ago but my system crashed before it was >sent. >Endometrial ablation is a procedure to destroy the endometrium (the lining >of the uterus that gets shed every month causing you to have a period) . >Ther are a few ways of doing it and one is by Hysteroscopy with electrical >resection of the endometrium. Another way is by a device that is like a bag, >that can be inserted in to the uterus and then hot fluid is put through the >bag to burn the endometrium with heat. There is also a newer device using >cold to freeze the endometrium. The results of all these are variable. So it >helps some and not some others. >One word of advice... is if you are going to have it done make sure you >check out the credentials of the Doctor doing it on you. I have heard other >doctors saying it is not an accepted type of therapy yet, as it is still in >the developmental stages.I don't have anything regarding side effects but it >is suppose to help with the heavy bleeding but it doesn't work on everyone >Good Luck to you and I hope it helps. I would also ask your doctor if you >are still able to have childern after this procedure. I believe after this >procedure it causes the person to be sterile but check with the doctor and >see if he knows alot about it. >Good luck and Best Wishes, > >Belle >
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