Guest guest Posted July 16, 2003 Report Share Posted July 16, 2003 hello everyone, my name is tina and i live in kent uk. After the birth of my son ben 4and a half years ago i had retained products, and then got a very seriouse infection i was given a d& c to removew retained products. Two weeks later i was still in a great deal of pain and was taken in for another d&c. I have since been diagnosed with as, and feel if my world has fallen appart i have had 2 hysteroscopies without much sucess but i have read that a balloon should be inserted afterwards to stop the scar tissue forming again but no balloon was used in my case, and the local hospital has signed me off now so i dont know where to turn next does anyone know of any excellent consultants in the uk as my old one didnt seem to know much about ashermans and i cant give up hope of having another baby. can anyone help??????? please. tina schwarzer Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2003 Report Share Posted July 16, 2003 Dear Tina, I live in London and have had excellent, successful surgery for severe AS with Mr.Lower in Harley Street (also Consultant Gynae at Barts) Although my cavity was clear after surgery in UK I also followed up with surgery with an A list doc. in Germany - Dr.Gallinat, just to make sure things were o.k. Dr.Gallinat confirmed that Mr.Lower had done a very good job so I could certainly recommend him if you want to pursue treatment in UK. Otherwise Dr.Gallinat in Germany has helped a number of UK patients, including one who has just had a baby. In my case my lining is very patchy now so I don't know if I will be able to have more children (I already have a daughter) - but I have just finished my hormone treatment and will be ttc this month. We have a UK group here which is also great for info. Lesia can add you on the group if you contact her. Please feel free to ask any questions you need to. I found very little info. in UK until I found this group but hopefully now you can get all the support and help you need. Good luck with your AS journey. a UK Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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