Hormones after Hysteroscopy

[Guest guest]

All,

Happy New Year everyone!!

I've just had a hysteroscopy on 12/12 where it seems my doctor was

able to open my cervix that was blocked, and remove 2 other small

areas of scar tissue. He kept a balloon in place for 2 weeks and has

also prescribed 2 months worth of hormones. Is it common to prescribe

2 full months of hormones afterward?

I was prescribed to take 20 days of estrogen right after the

procedure, then 10 days of estrogen & progesterone. Wait one week for

my period (keeping my fingers crossed), and then another 20 days of

estrogen and 10 days of estrogen & progesterone, and then wait

another week for my period. Is this common?

B.

[Guest guest]

B,

Yes, it is common for doctors to perscribe hormone treatment for

anywhere from one to three months after hysteroscopy to try to

regulate your cycle, increase thickness of endometrium, and to try to

get your period to come on with the progestrone. Dr Palter treated

me in Aug and wanted me to stay on estrogen for a total of 3 months,

but when my period came naturally after only one month, he suggested

I stop and just " see what happens naturally. "

I hope you are feeling better and in time, you do get somewhat used

to all the hormones. W

[Guest guest]

B,

Yes, it is common for doctors to perscribe hormone treatment for

anywhere from one to three months after hysteroscopy to try to

regulate your cycle, increase thickness of endometrium, and to try to

get your period to come on with the progestrone. Dr Palter treated

me in Aug and wanted me to stay on estrogen for a total of 3 months,

but when my period came naturally after only one month, he suggested

I stop and just " see what happens naturally. "

I hope you are feeling better and in time, you do get somewhat used

to all the hormones. W

[Guest guest]

B,

Yes, it is common for doctors to perscribe hormone treatment for

anywhere from one to three months after hysteroscopy to try to

regulate your cycle, increase thickness of endometrium, and to try to

get your period to come on with the progestrone. Dr Palter treated

me in Aug and wanted me to stay on estrogen for a total of 3 months,

but when my period came naturally after only one month, he suggested

I stop and just " see what happens naturally. "

I hope you are feeling better and in time, you do get somewhat used

to all the hormones. W