WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for June, 2008: Re: HYSTERECTOMY: Cryo Ablation and Polyp removal

Re: HYSTERECTOMY: Cryo Ablation and Polyp removal

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Sun, 29 Jun 2008 17:40:45 -0500 (CDT)

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Cryo ablation is akin to burning the lining of the Uterus. A burn takes some time to heal. Usually two to three weeks. What you describe is normal but if you had an office procedure your Doctor should be abel to comfort you by answering your questions.

At Thu, 26 Jun 2008, Hazel1613 wrote: >
>On June 16, 2008 I had a polyp removed and cyroablation in the Dr.
>office. I was given painkillers and a shot at the office and at home I
>had to take 3 pills to dialate my uterus. I have to say even though I
>had pain meds. When he removed the polyp it was quite painful. It felt
>like a scraping against the uterus then a suction to pull it out. The
>cryoablation was painless at the time. When I came home I was in severe
>pain. I believe it was coming from the dialation pills because I felt
>like I was having contractions. I also was bleeding and had to change
>my pad 3 times. The next day it stopped and turned into the pinkish
>watery discharge. I'm a little concerned right now because I have been
>bleeding every time I urinate. The watery pinkish discharge stopped
>after about 3 days. I'm not bleeding enought to wear a pad, it doesn't
>look like pinkish discharge it looks like blood that turns brown as if
>it wants to stop then it turns back into blood. Is this normal? It just
>seems like I still have my polyp because that's exactly what I was going
>through before the procedure. What are the symptoms when you remove a
>polyp? and what are the symtoms of uterine perferation. Thank you for
>any help.

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Hysterectomy is not s msndstedf procedure for this condition. Yes there is an increased risk of endometrial cancer but I would suggest a thorough curettage and if the tissue is not atypical I would use megace for three months and then repeat the evaluation. I have treated many  women for this condition in this manner and have never been sorry.

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