debi

[Guest guest]

I to also wanted to say that the photo of the kids with costumes on was

of much good it is of that way that does not scare of me at all and i

to enjoy of them.

sondra

[Guest guest]

Debi

I am glad to hear you are on the mend. What an amazing thing, to have such a

large tumor in you. I am glad you are back.

Melinda

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Hi Sondra,

Not sure when Debi will be back online, but the procedure is called

endometrial (or uterine) ablation. The procedure utilizes various

means to destroy the uterine lining, or endometrium. It can be done

using a laser beam, radio frequencies, saline-filled heated balloons,

electrodes, freezing or microwaves. The lining then heals by scarring

and this scar tissue reduces or prevents bleeding during menstruation.

> there was of words here on a procedure that is of for females of the

> uterine but forget of the words of it but this day my medical

> shared he

> wanted to do this option for me and once he shared of its name to

> me it

> caused me to have of memory of here on this same things. abilations

> things? he to say to me it is of advancing and is of more safe and

> such

> than doing of a hystorectomy due to the many female issues i to have.

>

> He to also shared he felt i to had of a yeast issues and also fungus

> issues, because of the need to wear of pads so much it builded of

> moisture in a bad way which allowed of fungus to be of to develop

> there

> and thus the reason for so much itching there. so now have of to take

> of medicine to get rid of that.

>

> but on the abilation things did any have of it done and how painful

> was

> of it, he wants of to put me in to the outpatient to have of it

> done in

> a facility due to the my multiple health issues and sedate of me to do

> it so to minimize of the painful issues it might cause of me. but was

> of wondering if any had of it and how long you were of to hurt

> afterwards?

> sondra

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Sondra,

Not sure when Debi will be back online, but the procedure is called

endometrial (or uterine) ablation. The procedure utilizes various

means to destroy the uterine lining, or endometrium. It can be done

using a laser beam, radio frequencies, saline-filled heated balloons,

electrodes, freezing or microwaves. The lining then heals by scarring

and this scar tissue reduces or prevents bleeding during menstruation.

> there was of words here on a procedure that is of for females of the

> uterine but forget of the words of it but this day my medical

> shared he

> wanted to do this option for me and once he shared of its name to

> me it

> caused me to have of memory of here on this same things. abilations

> things? he to say to me it is of advancing and is of more safe and

> such

> than doing of a hystorectomy due to the many female issues i to have.

>

> He to also shared he felt i to had of a yeast issues and also fungus

> issues, because of the need to wear of pads so much it builded of

> moisture in a bad way which allowed of fungus to be of to develop

> there

> and thus the reason for so much itching there. so now have of to take

> of medicine to get rid of that.

>

> but on the abilation things did any have of it done and how painful

> was

> of it, he wants of to put me in to the outpatient to have of it

> done in

> a facility due to the my multiple health issues and sedate of me to do

> it so to minimize of the painful issues it might cause of me. but was

> of wondering if any had of it and how long you were of to hurt

> afterwards?

> sondra

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sondra I had very heavy bleeding and would bleed probably 3 weeks out of the

month. Every once in awhile I will have a heavy period, but for the most

part it is tolerable. Not sure it did much for my cramps, as there are times

that they still feel like labor pains. At least it is not every month that it's

that extreme pain. Maybe 3 or 4 times a year that they get that bad. The

procedure made things tolerable. As far as PMS, I think it's a little better.

Although Gutterboy might say otherwise. LOL

Pennie

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[Guest guest]

Sondra I had very heavy bleeding and would bleed probably 3 weeks out of the

month. Every once in awhile I will have a heavy period, but for the most

part it is tolerable. Not sure it did much for my cramps, as there are times

that they still feel like labor pains. At least it is not every month that it's

that extreme pain. Maybe 3 or 4 times a year that they get that bad. The

procedure made things tolerable. As far as PMS, I think it's a little better.

Although Gutterboy might say otherwise. LOL

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debi yes he to felt that it was of a good thinking for me. so will have

of some pre surgery sorts of testing to see of things. He to also was

upset that the mamogram people did of the testing and told of me no

news is of good news and he shared a firm NO and shared why he is of

very upset that they told of me that because he shared sometimes files

get overlooked and or put back and the person had of cancer and by the

time the medical finds their error the person is of in a more

progressive state of breast cancers and so he shared of for me to make

of sure to call of them back tomorrow as hs shared if anything makes of

him angry over womans health it is of such things as that. so i to

imagine he will be of calling them to tell of them this. that isof why

I to like of this GYN even though he is of male he is of very good to

me in words and explains things much well to me.

sondra

[Guest guest]

debi yes he to felt that it was of a good thinking for me. so will have

of some pre surgery sorts of testing to see of things. He to also was

upset that the mamogram people did of the testing and told of me no

news is of good news and he shared a firm NO and shared why he is of

very upset that they told of me that because he shared sometimes files

get overlooked and or put back and the person had of cancer and by the

time the medical finds their error the person is of in a more

progressive state of breast cancers and so he shared of for me to make

of sure to call of them back tomorrow as hs shared if anything makes of

him angry over womans health it is of such things as that. so i to

imagine he will be of calling them to tell of them this. that isof why

I to like of this GYN even though he is of male he is of very good to

me in words and explains things much well to me.

sondra

[Guest guest]

> cathy then one question is of then will I to be of still have of

> issues

> to hormones and issues to ovulations and such but no monthlies

> anymore?

That's correct. This will not affect your hormones, since you will

still have your ovaries. The only difference is that you will no

longer have a lining (endometrium) in your uterus that gets thicker

and is shed each month.

>

> but was of wondering if will be of much pains afterwards

There can be considerable pain afterwards, yes, but it usually only

lasts a few days. A hysterectomy recovery would be much worse. You

may also get some cramping and vaginal discharge for several days

afterwards. You may also have bleeding for some time. Some women run

a mild fever and have nausea or vomiting. Again, these are just

temporary after the procedure.

> the other things too will i to still be of to have of pains monthly

> but

> no monthly ?

You may stop bleeding entirely (about 40-60% of the time) or you may

also continue to have periods but they will be much lighter. A lot

depends on if any of the endometrial tissues grows back. You will

still have pain, breast tenderness and PMS type symptoms if you had

them before, because he hormones remain the same.

> He to asked of me much questions on pregnancy and birth and

> desire to have of more kids.... not sure why he to wanted to know of

> that

He needed to ask you this because pregnancy after ablation is

extremely unlikely and can also be very risky. A woman should only

have ablation if she does not want any more children. In this sense

it should be treated as if you were having a hysterectomy.

[Guest guest]

> cathy then one question is of then will I to be of still have of

> issues

> to hormones and issues to ovulations and such but no monthlies

> anymore?

That's correct. This will not affect your hormones, since you will

still have your ovaries. The only difference is that you will no

longer have a lining (endometrium) in your uterus that gets thicker

and is shed each month.

>

> but was of wondering if will be of much pains afterwards

There can be considerable pain afterwards, yes, but it usually only

lasts a few days. A hysterectomy recovery would be much worse. You

may also get some cramping and vaginal discharge for several days

afterwards. You may also have bleeding for some time. Some women run

a mild fever and have nausea or vomiting. Again, these are just

temporary after the procedure.

> the other things too will i to still be of to have of pains monthly

> but

> no monthly ?

You may stop bleeding entirely (about 40-60% of the time) or you may

also continue to have periods but they will be much lighter. A lot

depends on if any of the endometrial tissues grows back. You will

still have pain, breast tenderness and PMS type symptoms if you had

them before, because he hormones remain the same.

> He to asked of me much questions on pregnancy and birth and

> desire to have of more kids.... not sure why he to wanted to know of

> that

He needed to ask you this because pregnancy after ablation is

extremely unlikely and can also be very risky. A woman should only

have ablation if she does not want any more children. In this sense

it should be treated as if you were having a hysterectomy.

[Guest guest]

Pennie can you tell of me what was of different after it was of done

in compare to when it was not of done? and the pains were of they

more than the normal monthly cramps for that week. like did of it

hurt to sit or walk or just was of it crampy sorts of pains.

wanting to learn much on this so that can be okay with this having it

done? was there any preparations you had of to do before of the

procedure such as with lower scope you ahve of to drink all this

yucky stuff and so hope not to have of that done. but they need of to

do a biopsy much high up and he shared that might be of much painful

for me since it was of much hard for me to have of fibroids and

polpys removed last time was in. he shared he needs to do more than

just the first layer but has of to go into the female body part and

go some deeper to the tissues to get of a full biopsy before to do

the procedure so this is of the only things i to know of so far of

it. this will be of done next tuesday too.

also that same tuesday my aimee goes for her first ultra sound on her

new pregnacy so will know of more on the actual due date then of this

baby. I to be ofhoping it will be of a boy baby so that she can be

of done to having babies. she tells of me if it is of a boy one she

is of done and wants of to have of tubes ties off after the baby is

of born. she is of eating like a piggy girl already and is of

showing like she is of 3-4 months instead of just two months. I to

not wanted to be of a nana again because it will be of a huge change

and the one is of all my health and brain can tolerate for now.

the husband of her is of hyper reactive to so many things and has of

much skin issues. he is of like allergic to so many fragrences and

dyes and things. so i to worry on the babys over all outcomes because

of the family of him is of strong to push vaccines and is of angry to

Aimee for not having Delaney up to date on them.... so this will be

of a huge battle between both families on things.

sondra

[Guest guest]

Pennie can you tell of me what was of different after it was of done

in compare to when it was not of done? and the pains were of they

more than the normal monthly cramps for that week. like did of it

hurt to sit or walk or just was of it crampy sorts of pains.

wanting to learn much on this so that can be okay with this having it

done? was there any preparations you had of to do before of the

procedure such as with lower scope you ahve of to drink all this

yucky stuff and so hope not to have of that done. but they need of to

do a biopsy much high up and he shared that might be of much painful

for me since it was of much hard for me to have of fibroids and

polpys removed last time was in. he shared he needs to do more than

just the first layer but has of to go into the female body part and

go some deeper to the tissues to get of a full biopsy before to do

the procedure so this is of the only things i to know of so far of

it. this will be of done next tuesday too.

also that same tuesday my aimee goes for her first ultra sound on her

new pregnacy so will know of more on the actual due date then of this

baby. I to be ofhoping it will be of a boy baby so that she can be

of done to having babies. she tells of me if it is of a boy one she

is of done and wants of to have of tubes ties off after the baby is

of born. she is of eating like a piggy girl already and is of

showing like she is of 3-4 months instead of just two months. I to

not wanted to be of a nana again because it will be of a huge change

and the one is of all my health and brain can tolerate for now.

the husband of her is of hyper reactive to so many things and has of

much skin issues. he is of like allergic to so many fragrences and

dyes and things. so i to worry on the babys over all outcomes because

of the family of him is of strong to push vaccines and is of angry to

Aimee for not having Delaney up to date on them.... so this will be

of a huge battle between both families on things.

sondra

[Guest guest]

Pennie, were you among the first women getting the procedure? My doc

said there was an initial procedure that was not very effective. He

says he has created a new technique that is more effective. What the

names or details of those are, I don't recall. I have a friend who was

among the first here to have it done, she had little success.

Debi

[Guest guest]

Pennie, were you among the first women getting the procedure? My doc

said there was an initial procedure that was not very effective. He

says he has created a new technique that is more effective. What the

names or details of those are, I don't recall. I have a friend who was

among the first here to have it done, she had little success.

Debi