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Re: Lupron-Keep changing my mind!!!
From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Dec 28 12:16:11 2007
Make sure they do excision along with the partial hysterectomy. I had a
partial, and still have horrible pain. I heard great things about the
Da Vinci - my RE can't wait to use it - but has a long wait. I am set
to see a doctor who uses this in NYC. I am hoping for good results. All
the best.
Mary
At Fri, 28 Dec 2007, Marci wrote:
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>Hello ladies!
>First of all I wanted to thank everyone who took the time to respond to
>my recent posts and that also emailed me directly. It's nice knowing
>that there are women to talk to that truly care! Okay, here it goes...I
>AM NOT GOING TO TAKE LUPRON...FINAL DECISION. After recieving advice
>from this forum, doing my own research, visiting other forums
>(hystersisters do not all claim positive things about lupron), and
>talking to a couple of my relatives that I never knew took Lupron I
>really don't think it's the right choice for me. This is not to say
>that it does not work for some, because it just might...I don't know and
>don't claim to know. I am a pretty level headed person and really don't
>like to shoot anything down untill I have done my research. Lupron is
>old news and the doctor that is pushing it on me is old news! I'm once
>again going to look for a new doctor. Sigh.
>Thinking about a partial hysterectomy to stop the endo from continuing
>to pile up. I know it wont remove what is already there, but I just
>want this violent cycle to stop before I go crazy! Have any of you heard
>of the Da Vinci Robotic suregery? It's a robot that perfoms the
>operation and the recovery time is cut in half! I have read and heard
>really good things about it! The only problem is they are in all states
>except 3, and I happen to live in one of those three ( New Mexico).
>Anyways, let me know what you think...I'm sure you all will :)
>
>Thanks Again,
>MARCI
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