Question for the ladies - Endometrial Ablation?

[Dar]

your in box is full .. I have WHAT in my yard...

 

[6chickens in St. Charles]

Wiccan? Endometrial Ablation?

This reminds me of the thread that started with vandalism and ended with vegan recipes, 40 posts later.

Where will this one go?

(BTW, I am sorry for your discomfort. I hope it works out the best possible way.)

 

[SillyChicken]

I know having fibroids isn't the same as your problem, but my dr suggested all sorts of "options" that seemed more invasive to me than just taking care of the problem. I didn't want to "try" something, and hope it worked. After dealing with severe pain since I was 13, I was now 40 and I wanted the problem GONE, so when he finally said the "H" word as he called it, I practically jumped out of my chair and said THATS what I want!!! I had a partial, ovaries still intact. My fibroids were so big they had to be removed from outside. I've never felt better (although I still have alot of sensitivity at the scar location), I can function now without pain killers and it's such a free feeling, travel and do what ever and never worry about IT again!!

If you can do a partial, I'd strongly recommend it. Why continue to drag it out. If you're not having kids, you don't need it!

 

[sparkles2307]

Going in for a consult for EA.

What I want to know is will EA stop ovulation cause that is when I have all my problems.

 

[Orchid]

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No, it does not stop ovulation. It removes the uterine lining, but that's it.

 

[sparkles2307]

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No, it does not stop ovulation. It removes the uterine lining, but that's it.

DRAT that's what I thought.

Well, at least I get to go in and talk to someone about my options... and get my really late annual done...

 

[I have WHAT in my yard?]

Yeah, EA leves the ovaries alone, that is why so many women choose it. The hormone factories stay intact.

 

[sparkles2307]

I have WHAT in my yard? :

Yeah, EA leves the ovaries alone, that is why so many women choose it. The hormone factories stay intact.

Well a partial hysterectomy leaves them intact as well so it must be more to do with less invasive and not a lot of recovery time.​

 

[Orchid]

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Well a partial hysterectomy leaves them intact as well so it must be more to do with less invasive and not a lot of recovery time.

Yes ma'am, that's it exactly.

 

[sparkles2307]

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Well a partial hysterectomy leaves them intact as well so it must be more to do with less invasive and not a lot of recovery time.

Yes ma'am, that's it exactly.

Well cripes, I want to eliminate ovulation without touching my hormones.

Cripes.