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Re: submucosal fibroid questionFrom: Donna (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 31 Aug 1999 12:49:58 -0500 (CDT)
At Mon, 30 Aug 1999, Penny wrote: >I guess I don't fully understand how it works, If only part is protruding into the cavity do they scrape or dig the rest (thats not protruding)out? I thought this proceedure could only be done on pendulating submucosal fibroids? How did you have the proceedure done by epidural?Donna >Donna, >In answer to your question, can the 4mm submucosal fibroid be removed with >hysteroscopy? The answer is yes. The surgery takes about 1 hour. You can >be awake through the procedure if you want. >I had this done in Oct. 98, on a Friday and was back to work on Monday. I >had two normal periods after that. (Two submucosal fibroids were removed. A >third was too large and bled too much for removal by hysterscope.) By >Feb.99 my menstrual flow was out of control. I then went on Lupron Depot >injections for three months. The worst part were the hot flashes. It did >have the desired effect of reducing the overall size of my uterus and the >too numerous to count fibroids. I am now on BCP and feel good. My weight >gain through all of this has been 19 pounds.:( (I am very active. I walk >every day at least 2-3 miles as well as biking and swimming.) I am trying >to avoid a hysterectomy. I have a great gynecologist, whom explains >everything to me. I am a Registered Sonographer and have the luxury of >having a scan whenever my symptoms warrant it. >My advice to you is to talk with your doctor about options, and read >whatever literature he/she gives to you on the subject. Good luck! > >Penny > >-----Original Message----- >From: anonymous@obgyn.net [mailto:anonymous@obgyn.net On Behalf Of >Donna >Sent: Sunday, August 29, 1999 1:29 AM >To: Multiple recipients of list WOMENS-HEALTH >Subject: submucosal fibroid question > >I have a 4cm submucosal fibroid that is partialy protruding into the >endrometrian lining and I was wondering if it can be removed by >hystoscopic resection? If not, can it be removed by laperoscopicaly even >though it's not protruding into the outside wall. Also is Lupron always >given before a myomectomy of this type? I really would like to avoid >this medication. Thanks Donna
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