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Re: Bleeding in first 2 months after AblationFrom: Mark (marshall.smith@medispecialty.com)Sat Jan 27 06:37:06 2001
I also had a couple of women with this problem over the last several years. I was told by one of the original investigators in ablation procedures that it actually takes several months for the maximal scarring to occur in the endometrium, and that this does not necessarily mean it is a failure. However, I did find from my experience (non statistical) that these women seemed to be more likely to be one of the failures when they resumed their menses soon after the procedure like this.
-- Mark At Thu, 25 Jan 2001, Joanne Bulley wrote: > >Suggestions welcome. > >I have a 40 something woman who received 3-month Lupron in December and >2 weeks later had an ablation. (I usually wait 3-4 weeks from the >Lupron to the ablation) The surgery went fairly smoothly (an instrument >glitch with a cord that got corrected). There was no suggestion of >perforation (no loss of glycine or I/O differential) and she did well in >PACU (recovery) and went home that day. > >She is now 4 weeks post op and had a serosanguinous drainage for a while >but is now bleeding more like a period. > >-- >Joanne Bulley, MD, FACOG >Keene, NH, USA >
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