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I had a myomectomy (laparotomy) to remove 19 fibroids in 11/00. Doctor gave me the go ahead to try and concevie at 6 weeks post op (after my 1st period post op). I got pregnant after my 4th month of trying to conceive and am currently 39 weeks pregant with a C-Section scheduled for Tuesday morning! :)

Best of luck!! It's worth it! We can't wait to meet our little boy!!!

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Jann
At Sun, 13 Jan 2002, Richard Chudacoff, MD, FACOG wrote:
>
>At Sat, 12 Jan 2002, Tara wrote:
>>
>>I just had the report of my operation translated into English and
>>therefore have to rephrase the question I posted about a week ago.
>>In mid-November 2001 I had a laparotomy (in Europe) to remove seven
>>fibroids (INTRAMURAL and SUBSEROUS) ranging in size from cherry pip to
>>chestnut-sized.  Two of the fibroids were located in the cervical
>>region.  The operation was successful, no adhesions, not much pain
>>thereafter.  The surgeon only told me that should we ever want to have a
>>child I would be a candidate for a c-section.
>>Cosidering that the surgeon did not have to cut THROUGH the wall of my
>>uterus, I really would like to start TTCing as from end of March 2002.
>>Can this be considered reasonable? Are there any risks involved?
>>
>>Thank you so much for taking the time to reply.
>>
>>--
>>Tara
>>
>Sounds good. Good luck
>
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>Richard Chudacoff, MD, FACOG
>Chudacoff Obstetrics & Gynecology, PLLC
>Sugar Land, TX
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