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Re: post endometrial ablation crampingFrom: Kelly (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 29 Sep 1997 09:38:40 -0500 (CDT)
At Sat, 27 Sep 1997, Karen wrote: > >February of 97 I had diagnostic hysteroscopy and D&C for extremely heavy >bleeding. Pathology showed simple endometrial hyperplasia. Over the >next several months, I continued to have heavy bleeding not controlled >with Provera. I was unable to take BCP's due to hypertension, elevated >cholesterol and triglycerides. On 7/28 I had an ablation done. The >pathology showed endometrium and spindle cells suggestive of submucous >leiomyoma. My Dr. had noted prior to hysteroscopy an enlarged uterus >and was suspicious of "fibroid". At the time of the D&C, she saw so >much endometrial tissue, she thought I had cancer. My question is, will >the ablation solve the bleeding problem if it was not only due to >hyperplasia but also a leiomyoma? Endometrial ablation, or endomyometrial resection, should produce satisfactory results 80% of the time, even if a submucous fibroid was present. "Satisfactory" results means that there is either no bleeding or only light bleeding.
-- Kelly Shanahan, MD, FACOG S. Lake Tahoe, CA
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