Re: Results

[Guest guest]

Hi Yolanda,

I'm glad to hear you have

your results, and like the

majority of women with fibroids,

there is no malignancy.

Do you have a copy of your ultrasound

results? Do you know if it is

a submucosal fibroid?

If it is a small submucosal-recall

in message 44064? you said your

gyne advised that the " fibroid was

too small for problems " .

As KU Kukalaka) said in message 44070,

you might be a good candidate for

a hysteroscopic resection which

could remove both the possible submucosal

and endometrial polyp.

Yolanda, is your gyne a member of

of AAGL (American Association of

Gynecological Laparoscopists)

AAGL.com-go to the site, find the

Doctor locator, type in Houston, TX

Could she do a resection for you?

Also, as ROMA always reminds us,

we blame alot of symptoms on our

fibroids/uterus, alot. Since you

have a pre-existing bladder condition,

were you ever diagnosed with Interstitial Cystitis

http://www.ichelp.com/whatisic/AnIntroductionToIC.html

Look carefully at the symptoms-including

very frequent urination.

I know you've got too much on your plate,

healthwise, Yolanda with Lupus, Fibromyalgia

and osteoarthritis--autoimmune type diseases.

But please consider

what your uterus does besides nurturing those

2 beautiful children of yours for the first

9 months of their lives (and congratulations

on the adoption of your 3rd--wish we could

see a family photo!)

-beta endorphins made by the uterus and

other hormones help us feel right & impact

all of our body.

-our bodies make our own antibiotics and

surprisingly in women, they're right smack

in the reproductive tracts, like the uterus,

cervix, fallopian tubes & ureters.

Then there's prostaglandins protecting

against heart disease and prostacyclins

helping blood vessels to relax....

did i miss something? how about those

lovely contractions as your uterus lifts

and expands during orgasm...

Thinking of you,

Marsha

> my biopsy came out that it is fibroids plus endomertial polyp.

[Guest guest]

That was my same thought????

Cris wrote:

> shouldn't your free t3 be going up, not down?

> Cris

> Results

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> Well....I upped my meds to 90mgs.Did my bloodwork and got

> my results.My TSH went from 99.4 to 71.49

> My free4 did not even budge way below normal. My free t3 went down from

> 2.4 to 2.3.I have upped my meds to 60mgs 2x a day two weeks ago and I

> feel really blahhh.....I know that it is a slow process.....I just

> wanted to share my results.

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