Guest guest Posted January 31, 2004 Report Share Posted January 31, 2004 I'm new to the group. I'm almost 48 and have been dealing with fibroids for at least 4 years. Between my last pap and the one before, a span of 6 months, my gyn found what he thought was a punduculated fibroid. After an ultrasound, both abdominal and vaginal, he found 3 very sizable ones: tennisball (probably the punduculated one), racketball, and golfball. On the phone he assured me he could do a hyst vaginally. I am not interested in a hyst unless I have no other options, ie cancer or hemorrage, of which I have neither. So, all you experienced ladies, what do you think? I've read a bit in the last 24 hours about the use of EUA (?) and other alternatives, and of course many variations of surgical techniques, minus hyst, to remove the biggest one. Thanks, Robin My appointment is Feb. 3. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2004 Report Share Posted January 31, 2004 Hi, You can check out UAE but it can't be done on some fibroids, check with an Interventional Radiologist (IR). You can always have a myo and they can get them all out at once. The size won't make a difference. If you don't want a hyst, you don't have to have one. You may check with a RE if your GYN doesn't have myo skills. You need to ask your doc how many myos he/she does and if he/she had problems during if you go this route. Don't just let them tell you hyst is your only option (often it's the only thing they know how to do). I got told hyst 3 times before I had a myo. I couldn't have a UAE. Ku dwc95672 dwc95672@...> wrote: I am not interested in a hyst unless I have no other options, ie cancer or hemorrage, of which I have neither. I've read a bit in the last 24 hours about the use of UAE (?) and other alternatives, and of course many variations of surgical techniques, minus hyst, to remove the biggest one. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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