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Hey JP!

I well know how painful degenerating fibroids can be....it sent me to

the E.R. twice....and painpills don't seem to do much to help... but

time did and so did the heating pad.

If you want to keep your uterus...there really is no reason why you

can't! I know you said you don't want surgery and did not want any

more kids. There is an option called UAE. Check it out....it is

done by an Interventional Radiologist and has a quick recovery

period. Here is a link with more information.

http://www.fibroidoptions.com/embol.htm Also, there is a UAE

fibroid group here on Yahoo Groups...so check it out too! Here is

that link: http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/embo/

Best of Luck!

:)

I thought it was appendicitis. The symptoms were classic, low grade

fever, lower right quadrant pain that didn't move, etc. etc. I

went into the hospital 5 days ago and because my white count was not

seriously elevated they decided to do a CT scan. The CT revealed

that the appendix was fine. It turns out one of the larger fibroids

that I have twisted on itself. They called it infarcted. The doctor in

the ER said see a surgeon, get a hysterectomy

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Have you heard of an Embolization? I had it done on a Thursday, I was out of

comission Friday, Sat, Sun, Mon, Tues and by Wednesday I was back to work. I've

heard of people having it and back to work 2 days later, no one more than a

week. (I'm a big baby when it comes to anything so feel like I needed all the

time that I needed to heal) 2 years later, I'm GREAT.

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Thank you everyone. I feel so normal all of a sudden. I've been

feeling like a freaked out medical misfit all week worrying that I was

about to loose my career, my physical strength, great sex,

everything...I've got homework to do, but I feel like a real load has

been lifted. Thank you for the information.

JP

Nataly H wrote:

> Have you heard of an Embolization? I had it done on a Thursday, I was

> out of comission Friday, Sat, Sun, Mon, Tues and by Wednesday I was

> back to work. I've heard of people having it and back to work 2 days

> later, no one more than a week. (I'm a big baby when it comes to

> anything so feel like I needed all the time that I needed to heal) 2

> years later, I'm GREAT.

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