Re: [Fwd: Welcome to Ashermans]

[Guest guest]

Bonnie - Welcome to the group although I'm sorry you have reason to

be here and sorry to hear about your myomas. Your history does

sound " classic " for Asherman's but you should definitely go see a

specialist and have either an HSG or a diagnostic hysteroscopy to

make sure this is what you are dealing with.

We are here to help every step of the way. Hang in there, I hope you

have some answers soon.

Gwen

[Guest guest]

Gwen,

Thanks for your reply.I was hoping that my age-50 and the fact that I had a

UAE(utreine artery embolization) were really responsible Are there any of

you who have had Asherman's following a myomectomy?

I see tht HSG or hysteroscopy seem to be the the tools by which Ashermans is

diagnosed.Is MRI of any use?

I find the thought of either of the " Hysters " quite invasive.I also worry

about creating a problem by doing these diagnostics

Thoughts? suggestions

Best,

Bonnie

gwenhassan wrote:

> Bonnie - Welcome to the group although I'm sorry you have reason to

> be here and sorry to hear about your myomas. Your history does

> sound " classic " for Asherman's but you should definitely go see a

> specialist and have either an HSG or a diagnostic hysteroscopy to

> make sure this is what you are dealing with.

>

> We are here to help every step of the way. Hang in there, I hope you

> have some answers soon.

>

> Gwen

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Gwen,

Sorry there a couple of things I wanted to add-

I am not looking to have a child,at my age.

The FSH was 29 in Sept and again in Nov.but last Jan. it was 45,so its bouncing

around.

I do get hot flashes and the occasional night sweat.

And I guess lastly its the concern ,I have just expressed over the diagnostics

involved to diagnose Asherman's-I feel uncertain about entry of the uterine

cavity 5 months post surgically.

Okay,just wanted to " flesh out " my case a bit more

Thanks for your help

Best,

Bonnie

" Pedro B. Gandol " wrote:

> Gwen,

> Thanks for your reply.I was hoping that my age-50 and the fact that I had a

> UAE(utreine artery embolization) were really responsible Are there any of

> you who have had Asherman's following a myomectomy?

> I see tht HSG or hysteroscopy seem to be the the tools by which Ashermans is

> diagnosed.Is MRI of any use?

> I find the thought of either of the " Hysters " quite invasive.I also worry

> about creating a problem by doing these diagnostics

> Thoughts? suggestions

> Best,

> Bonnie

>

> gwenhassan wrote:

>

> > Bonnie - Welcome to the group although I'm sorry you have reason to

> > be here and sorry to hear about your myomas. Your history does

> > sound " classic " for Asherman's but you should definitely go see a

> > specialist and have either an HSG or a diagnostic hysteroscopy to

> > make sure this is what you are dealing with.

> >

> > We are here to help every step of the way. Hang in there, I hope you

> > have some answers soon.

> >

> > Gwen

> >

> >

> >