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A comment for jean-no questions needing answersFrom: Connie (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 19 Jan 1998 22:56:36 -0600 (CST)
At Mon, 19 Jan 1998, jean wrote: > >I am 41, have had my tubes tied and over the past six months I have had >10-12 day periods with heavy flow and cramping. My doctor did a pap >last week and I am awaiting the results. He now wants to do an >endometrial biopsy. Will the pap show enough so that I don't have to go >under the knife? Can an exam tell if there are fibroids so that if this >is the case those can be treated with out a biopsy? I have had abortions >but no children. Please reply, this is really getting old and more >painful with each passing month. Jean: I had a tubal in 1983, and feel that all of my female troubles started immediately thereafter. I had no gynecological problems prior to the tubal. Since then I have had fibroids, polyps, heavy and increasingly painful periods, and unbelievable clotting problems. I have had two fibroids requiring removal, and am currently contemplating hysterectomy but as yet am too "chicken" to commit to it. I am 41 also, with three children. I have no advice or answers, but I am curious if you have ever felt that any of your troubles might be related to your tubal.
-- Connie
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