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Re: has anyone had uterine ablation to stop periods?From: ada (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri May 18 20:41:44 2007
At Thu, 17 May 2007, andrea wrote: > >I have seen several doctors in the last few months and they all say even >if I have laparscopy, the endo will most likely return, if I do not stop >my periods afterwards. The options are Lupron, Mirena IUD, or gettiing >back on the pill, which NEVER helped my period symtoms for 17 years! I >have been on the bioidentical progesterone and off the pill for 4 years >and that has helped TREMENDOUSLY with mood swings and cramps, but my >cramps are getting worse again. I have heard too many horror stories >about Lupron and Mirena and am trying to find people who have had the >Uterine Ablation procedure for stopping periods. It is permanent, you >can't have children afterwards, which I am willing to give up if I can >be pain free. It burns away the lining of the uterus that grows your >period. I will have laparscopy in conjunction with that. I think it is >a healthier option than Lupron or Mirena. Those both have major side >effects and I think can cause permanent damage. With the Uterine >Ablation, I would at least still have all my organs and aviod having a >hysterectomy, which I think too many doctors are quick to recommend! Any >info on this would be much appreciated. :)
-- Ada
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