My ex had 3. They did something called a ablation that got rid of them. It also stopped her periods. This didn't require surgery. She always said that she was really happy she got it done.
An ablation doesn't use any cutting or lasers. They use a form of ultrasound to break them down then the rest of what I said to finish the process. Its a vaginal procedure requiring no cutting at all . You will be put under and there is pain after you awake. But its a outpatient thing.
"Different procedures have been used and are all similarly effective for destroying the uterine lining tissue. These include laser beam, electricity, freezing, and heating."
Also, this is considered a surgical procedure, regardless of whether cutting is involved or not.
Did you even read? At no point did I correct what you said about your wife's procedure. I added extra detail so that the OP has a complete picture. I said there are several options and I didn't say they did cut anything. So get off your fucking high horse.
Its not a hysterectomy. She kept everything. What the ablation does is cauterize all the blood vessels on the uterine wall which stops the cycle. At times she would still get a mild cramp or 2. She already had a tubal so it's not a issue there. But if you want children I don't think you can get it done. But as for menopause that didn't start for about 8 years later. She was 36 when she got it and started getting the symptoms of menopause at around 42 or so.. hot flashes and night sweating, etc.
is it normal that i'm scared?
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My ex had 3. They did something called a ablation that got rid of them. It also stopped her periods. This didn't require surgery. She always said that she was really happy she got it done.
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The gynecologist told me about laparoscopic surgery or c section surgery.i don't know what ablation is.
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Ablation means they laser or cut out the fibroids or the uterus lining.
An ablation doesn't use any cutting or lasers. They use a form of ultrasound to break them down then the rest of what I said to finish the process. Its a vaginal procedure requiring no cutting at all . You will be put under and there is pain after you awake. But its a outpatient thing.
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"Different procedures have been used and are all similarly effective for destroying the uterine lining tissue. These include laser beam, electricity, freezing, and heating."
Also, this is considered a surgical procedure, regardless of whether cutting is involved or not.
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Straight from the Google search results.
Mine is straight from the ob gyn who did the procedure.
I repeat. They did not use lasers or cut anything.
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Did you even read? At no point did I correct what you said about your wife's procedure. I added extra detail so that the OP has a complete picture. I said there are several options and I didn't say they did cut anything. So get off your fucking high horse.
If she's had no periods since does that mean that she coincidentally went into memopause or did they remove the entire uterus? Just asking ...
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Its not a hysterectomy. She kept everything. What the ablation does is cauterize all the blood vessels on the uterine wall which stops the cycle. At times she would still get a mild cramp or 2. She already had a tubal so it's not a issue there. But if you want children I don't think you can get it done. But as for menopause that didn't start for about 8 years later. She was 36 when she got it and started getting the symptoms of menopause at around 42 or so.. hot flashes and night sweating, etc.