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Re: GYNECOLOGIC: Failed Hysteroscopy
From: Hope (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 27 Oct 2007 12:28:55 -0500 (CDT)
Lynn,
Sometimes I think it is the doctor performing the test. I have went for
a Hysterosonography test and endometrial biopsy and one doctor couldn't
finish the test (problem is inability to pass the catheter/instruments
through the cervix) while I went to another gyn and he/she was able to
do it with no problem.
Regards, Hope, WH Forum Moderator
At Sat, 27 Oct 2007, Lynn K. wrote:
>
>About 2 months ago I was diagnosed with Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding
>(I had been bleeding for 4 months). I took birth control, and the
>bleeding stopped, for 5 days, then started again. I had a follow up
>with a dr and he wanted me to stop taking the pills to see if my system
>"jumpstarted" itself...it didn't and I kept bleeding. 3 weeks later I
>went in for a hysterocopy and D&C. a few minutes into the procedure the
>dr realized he couldn't do it because my cervix wouldn't dilate. He
>told me that it was stenotic and wouldn't let the dilators in. I know I
>was told about 5 yrs ago there was a good chance I had Pelvic
>Inflammatory Disease due to not knowing I had an std for awhile. I am
>sure that's what has caused this, but everything I have read about
>stenotic cervix's says that the flow is basically blocked...so something
>doesn't add up...i don't know what's next but if anyone has suggestions
>or even has been in a similar situation would like some pointers on what
>to expect from here...could the stenosis and PID be related or could it
>be a link to something else...
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