Re: pedunculation & pregnancy

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Hi ,

I have been a member of this site for a few months now and you are the ONLY

person who has said they were pregnant while having fibroids. Although I do

not have an answer to your question and I do hope you do get answers, I am

glad to now you were able to have a child even with the fibroids. This gives

me hope. I was diagnosed with multiple fibroids about a year ago, all of

them are small. If you dont mind me asking, how old are you? Is this your

first child?

Good luck and best wishes

pedunculation & pregnancy

> Hi,

>

> During a routine gyne visit, I was diagnosed with multiple fibroids.

> i had no idea that they were there, as they had not given me any

> problems....until I became pregnant. For the last couple of months

> during my pregnancy I was unable to sit down...I could stand, I could

> lie, but couldn't sit--it was miserable!. My OB had no idea what the

> problem was. When I gave birth via C-Section, my OB discovered that

> one of my fibroids was pedunculated with the branch wrapped around my

> colon. I am guessing that a sitting position was difficult because

> of this pedunculation.

>

> I am now in a postion that I would like to get pregnant again, but I

> really think that I should do something about the pedunculated

> fibroid first. I don't necessarily want to have it removed...just

> want to cut the ties to my colon during pregnancy. My fibroids have

> shrunk to almost half their pregnancy size. Do I need to see a Gyne

> or a colo-rectal surgeon? Any advice?

>

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Dear ,

Pedunculated fibroids do not need to be removed unless they cause very

bothersome problems. ( I am a gynecologist) Most IR doctors feel that

pedunculated fibroids can cause problems following embolization (they can

detach) and, therefore, this is not the best treatment. Laparoscopic

myomectomy usually works well, with an outpatient procedure and short

recovery. You might ask your doctor about it.

Sincerely,

pedunculation & pregnancy

>

>

> > Hi,

> >

> > During a routine gyne visit, I was diagnosed with multiple fibroids.

> > i had no idea that they were there, as they had not given me any

> > problems....until I became pregnant. For the last couple of months

> > during my pregnancy I was unable to sit down...I could stand, I could

> > lie, but couldn't sit--it was miserable!. My OB had no idea what the

> > problem was. When I gave birth via C-Section, my OB discovered that

> > one of my fibroids was pedunculated with the branch wrapped around my

> > colon. I am guessing that a sitting position was difficult because

> > of this pedunculation.

> >

> > I am now in a postion that I would like to get pregnant again, but I

> > really think that I should do something about the pedunculated

> > fibroid first. I don't necessarily want to have it removed...just

> > want to cut the ties to my colon during pregnancy. My fibroids have

> > shrunk to almost half their pregnancy size. Do I need to see a Gyne

> > or a colo-rectal surgeon? Any advice?

> >

> >

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> Hi,

>

> During a routine gyne visit, I was diagnosed with multiple

fibroids.

> i had no idea that they were there, as they had not given me any

> problems....until I became pregnant. For the last couple of months

> during my pregnancy I was unable to sit down...I could stand, I

could

> lie, but couldn't sit--it was miserable!. My OB had no idea what

the

> problem was. When I gave birth via C-Section, my OB discovered

that

> one of my fibroids was pedunculated with the branch wrapped around

my

> colon. I am guessing that a sitting position was difficult because

> of this pedunculation.

>

> I am now in a postion that I would like to get pregnant again, but

I

> really think that I should do something about the pedunculated

> fibroid first. I don't necessarily want to have it removed...just

> want to cut the ties to my colon during pregnancy. My fibroids

have

> shrunk to almost half their pregnancy size. Do I need to see a

Gyne

> or a colo-rectal surgeon? Any advice?

j

[Guest guest]

> Hi,

>

> During a routine gyne visit, I was diagnosed with multiple

fibroids.

> i had no idea that they were there, as they had not given me any

> problems....until I became pregnant. For the last couple of months

> during my pregnancy I was unable to sit down...I could stand, I

could

> lie, but couldn't sit--it was miserable!. My OB had no idea what

the

> problem was. When I gave birth via C-Section, my OB discovered

that

> one of my fibroids was pedunculated with the branch wrapped around

my

> colon. I am guessing that a sitting position was difficult because

> of this pedunculation.

>

> I am now in a postion that I would like to get pregnant again, but

I

> really think that I should do something about the pedunculated

> fibroid first. I don't necessarily want to have it removed...just

> want to cut the ties to my colon during pregnancy. My fibroids

have

> shrunk to almost half their pregnancy size. Do I need to see a

Gyne

> or a colo-rectal surgeon? Any advice?

j

[Guest guest]

I saw that there was a Gyno on this list...If you get this could you answer a

question for me?? I am scheduleed for a laprascopy on the 25th of this month.

Due to start my menses on the 23rd, does this affect surgery at all? I have been

told it doent matter. Dawn

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>Dear ,

>Pedunculated fibroids do not need to be removed unless they cause very

>bothersome problems. ( I am a gynecologist) Most IR doctors feel that

>pedunculated fibroids can cause problems following embolization (they can

>detach) and, therefore, this is not the best treatment. Laparoscopic

>myomectomy usually works well, with an outpatient procedure and short

>recovery. You might ask your doctor about it.

>Sincerely,

> pedunculation & pregnancy

>>

>>

>> > Hi,

>> >

>> > During a routine gyne visit, I was diagnosed with multiple fibroids.

>> > i had no idea that they were there, as they had not given me any

>> > problems....until I became pregnant. For the last couple of months

>> > during my pregnancy I was unable to sit down...I could stand, I could

>> > lie, but couldn't sit--it was miserable!. My OB had no idea what the

>> > problem was. When I gave birth via C-Section, my OB discovered that

>> > one of my fibroids was pedunculated with the branch wrapped around my

>> > colon. I am guessing that a sitting position was difficult because

>> > of this pedunculation.

>> >

>> > I am now in a postion that I would like to get pregnant again, but I

>> > really think that I should do something about the pedunculated

>> > fibroid first. I don't necessarily want to have it removed...just

>> > want to cut the ties to my colon during pregnancy. My fibroids have

>> > shrunk to almost half their pregnancy size. Do I need to see a Gyne

>> > or a colo-rectal surgeon? Any advice?

>> >

>> >

>> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------

>> > Win $1000 this Friday!

>> > Go to:

>> > http://click./1/2892/5/_/4009/_/955758578/

>> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------

>> >

>> >

>> >

>>

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No, it should not make any difference if you have the laparoscopy while you

are on your period. Hope all goes well.

pedunculation & pregnancy

> >>

> >>

> >> > Hi,

> >> >

> >> > During a routine gyne visit, I was diagnosed with multiple fibroids.

> >> > i had no idea that they were there, as they had not given me any

> >> > problems....until I became pregnant. For the last couple of months

> >> > during my pregnancy I was unable to sit down...I could stand, I could

> >> > lie, but couldn't sit--it was miserable!. My OB had no idea what the

> >> > problem was. When I gave birth via C-Section, my OB discovered that

> >> > one of my fibroids was pedunculated with the branch wrapped around my

> >> > colon. I am guessing that a sitting position was difficult because

> >> > of this pedunculation.

> >> >

> >> > I am now in a postion that I would like to get pregnant again, but I

> >> > really think that I should do something about the pedunculated

> >> > fibroid first. I don't necessarily want to have it removed...just

> >> > want to cut the ties to my colon during pregnancy. My fibroids have

> >> > shrunk to almost half their pregnancy size. Do I need to see a Gyne

> >> > or a colo-rectal surgeon? Any advice?

> >> >

> >> >

> >>

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> >> > Go to:

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> >> >

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[Guest guest]

Thank you ...I appreciate your response and good wishes!!! Ill

keep all informed when I return here to work after my surgery and time off for

recovery! Dawn

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>No, it should not make any difference if you have the laparoscopy while you

>are on your period. Hope all goes well.

>

> pedunculation & pregnancy

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> > Hi,

>> >> >

>> >> > During a routine gyne visit, I was diagnosed with multiple fibroids.

>> >> > i had no idea that they were there, as they had not given me any

>> >> > problems....until I became pregnant. For the last couple of months

>> >> > during my pregnancy I was unable to sit down...I could stand, I could

>> >> > lie, but couldn't sit--it was miserable!. My OB had no idea what the

>> >> > problem was. When I gave birth via C-Section, my OB discovered that

>> >> > one of my fibroids was pedunculated with the branch wrapped around my

>> >> > colon. I am guessing that a sitting position was difficult because

>> >> > of this pedunculation.

>> >> >

>> >> > I am now in a postion that I would like to get pregnant again, but I

>> >> > really think that I should do something about the pedunculated

>> >> > fibroid first. I don't necessarily want to have it removed...just

>> >> > want to cut the ties to my colon during pregnancy. My fibroids have

>> >> > shrunk to almost half their pregnancy size. Do I need to see a Gyne

>> >> > or a colo-rectal surgeon? Any advice?

>> >> >

>> >> >

>> >>

>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

>> >> > Win $1000 this Friday!

>> >> > Go to:

>> >> > http://click./1/2892/5/_/4009/_/955758578/

>> >>

>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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>> >> >

>> >> >

>> >>

>> >>

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