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Re: adenomyoma/pregnacy

From: Sarah (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Jul 30 21:36:07 2008


I have a very well regarded OBGYN/surgeon and he said removing my adenomyoma would be very dangerous. He said my reproductive organs all look very healthy and my uterine lining looks great (the pictures were rather ugly but supposedly good). He said that pregancy shrinks the mass and said that carrying a pregnancy to term should not be an issue. I appreciate your thoughts and perhaps I should get a second opinion from another Dr. I just don't want to go through any more testing! However, I don't want to risk a late term miscarriage either. Thanks for your support...

At Wed, 30 Jul 2008, kathryn wrote: >
>If the mass is 9cm, it is too big, especially if you are
>ttc.
>The fetus will have to fight for room to grow, not good!
>I would get it removed as fast as possible and immediately
>ttc. The mass might grow back but it may take months, so
>ttc as soon as possible after the surgery.
>Kathryn
>
>At Wed, 30 Jul 2008, Sarah wrote:
>>
>>I recently had a hysteroscopy because I was supposed to have a
>>myomectomy to remove a fibroid. Upon looking my Dr. found that it was
>>adenomyosis. Well at that time it was 8cm. That was early June.
>>Yesterday I had an ultrasound and it looks like it has grown a little to
>>9cm. My question is...the pictures from the hysteroscopy show a healthy
>>uterine lining. Do you think it is safe to conceive? I know that some
>>specialty dr.'s can remove the mass but how do I know it won't just grow
>>back. We are ready to start TTC. Any thoughts?




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