Guest guest Posted November 4, 2001 Report Share Posted November 4, 2001 , Glad to hear that you do not have any more scarring left and you have an open cavity. Both me and you have very similar cases in that our scarring has been removed but our linings are not increasing. I do have a little more than you which is 5.1mm and this seems to be working as I do get a period each month although not much. There seems to be two groups of ashermans cases. One is those who are scarred but there linings are not damaged too much. This is a matter of expertise surgery to remove the scarring and help the endometrium regenerate again. The other group are those who have had their scarring removed but have found that their lining has been damaged too much and is not responding to estrogen because the estrogen receptors are damaged. We fall in this category. To help me understand something can you answer this question please. Why did you have a D & C after your daughter was born? Was your retained placenta from her birth? Were the 3 post partum D & C's from your daughter's birth? If so, then I too believe that you got ashermans after your daughter. In this case, you should add your information in the pregnancy chart also. Let me know so that I can change your profile too. Poly Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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