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.
is it normal that i'm scared?
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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.