Guest guest Posted December 16, 2003 Report Share Posted December 16, 2003 Hello ladies, have any of you had to have more than one hysteroscopic resection in a short period of time? This Thursday I will be having my third surgery since September of this year. It is necessary for my doctor to operate multiple times because I have been harvesting so many submucosal fibroids, more appear after each surgery. He says I have a tendency to bleed heavily toward the end of each surgery which makes it difficult for him to see after about 60 minutes of the procedure. Following each surgery I have had an in-office hysteroscopy to look at the endometrium. After the larger fibroids were removed more smaller ones popped into the cavity that weren't seen during surgery. So here I am going in again for the third time. My surgeon is hopeful that this will be the last time, but he warns me it may not be. Have any of you had so many submucosal fibroids that you have needed several surgeries just to remove them all? My doctor said he would rather perform several hysteroscopic resections than go in abdominally to remove all the fibroids at once because I want to get pregnant and already have many scars in my myometrium from a previous ab myo four years ago. Does this make sense to any of you? I have faith that my doctor knows what he is doing. He is very honest with me about each surgery and the risks. I am willing to be patient and go through all these surgeries because I know the outcome will be wonderful... hopefully we can TTC next year after the fibroids are gone! If any of you ladies have experienced these multiple surgeries or just have an opinion about them, please share. I feel like I'm always the exception to every medical treatment I receive. Thanks so much, Sonja Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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