RE: SU questions-m/c mentioned

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Venessa,

The surgery is about 1/2 a day. It is out patient and virtualy painless. My

surgery was about 30 min and the rest of the time was prep and recovery. I

had light bleeding for about 5 days or less. I did not take any medications

before or after and did not have any balloons for scaring. I had my surgery

in Jan after 3 m/c and now I am 19wks preg. My only complication now is

placenta previa (a low lying placenta) which can be caused by the uterine

surgery or the d/c that I had for my first m/c. Good luck and don't be

scared!

Liz

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>Reply-To: MullerianAnomalies

>To: MullerianAnomalies

>Subject: SU questions-m/c mentioned

>Date: Tue, 28 Dec 2004 20:27:00 -0000

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>Hi All,

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>I've been a lurker now for about a year, but finally have something

>to post. I was initially diagnosed as BU by HSG and MRI when I had

>trouble getting pregnant. I also found out I had fibroids. After

>several m/c, I had surgery to remove the fibroids and the dr I went

>to indicated that he thought I had a SU not a BU. Once he removed the

>fibroids he said the uterus was normal on the outside not BU like

>other drs had told me. I then had another HSG which confirmed that I

>have a SU. I'm scheduled to have it removed on the 10th.

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>What should I expect from the Hysteroscopy/lap? procedure, risks etc?

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>Also can anyone who has had a resection tell me how long they had to

>wait to get pregnant and if it was successful?

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>Feel free to email me off line since I know there have been alot of

>posts like this recently.

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>Thanks,

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>VMH

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