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Re: laporoscopy/hystoroscopy/d&c/tubaligationFrom: Carol (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Feb 27 11:53:48 2003
At Tue, 25 Feb 2003, jen wrote: > >Like many women, I have had ongoing female problems, from miscarriages >to premature labour,irritable uterus, endometriosis,precancerous cells >on my cervix,and the list goes on. I went to my obgyn today for our >second meeting in two months with more spotting. Because I've already >had all the children I want he says we might as well tie the old tubes >while we're in there. I totally trust him and would recommend him to my >closest friends. I've had a d&c after one of my miscarriages before and >a laporoscopy one year after my first child. The hysteroscopy and of >course tubaligation I've never had before. Is there any good reading >material or advice on hystoroscopy,tubaligation, and/or having all four >procedures done at once? > >-- >Jen > my story reads much the same as yours and everyone else on the board. ive had all the kids i want to ive opted fro a hysto. i talked with alot of females everywhere. youd be surpised how many women will share the experience of a hysto with you. i posted alot of questions no matter how stupid and silly i thought them to be. and read every book at the lirbary on hysto, menopause and HRT. i belive it really is a personally choise. but be educated is the best policy. ask your DR and his nurse too. unlike most other treatments that you can stop or change your mind on if it dones work, there is no going back for a hysto. what excattly are you going in for? are they going to remove anything?
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