Re: Diagnosed w/Uterine Fibroids-37 years old-TTC #1

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Most docs will recommend a hyst if you don't want kids, or a myo if

you do, especially if you have bad symptoms like very heavy bleeding

and pain. I don't know what all the terms you list below mean, but it

doesn't look bad. Did your dr. say what type of fibroids you have?

Intramural, submucosal, or subserosal?

> I saw a specialist and how come some of these specialists

> immediately recommend myomectomy??? My specialist recommended BBD

> more...that's it!! What's a newlywed to do?? I have 2 dominant

> fibroids..one large one is at the right poster fundus, measuing

> 4.5..second one is left lower uterine body measuring 1.6..uterus is

> slightly prominent in size measuring 8.6 cm in length...endometrial

> thickness is above normal limits at 1.6

> cm..inhomogenous...ovaries..normal size and echogenicity...anyone

> familiar with these terms...he said..not to worry..HELP!!

>

> Thanks

>

> Sherri

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My doctor just said..two fibroids..one large one right posterior fundus and

lower uterine body..uterus is slightly prominent in size?? I have heavy

bleeding for one day...and one day of pain..we want kids...still trying and will

keep in touch!!

juice01111 juice00000@...> wrote:Most docs will recommend a hyst if you

don't want kids, or a myo if

you do, especially if you have bad symptoms like very heavy bleeding

and pain. I don't know what all the terms you list below mean, but it

doesn't look bad. Did your dr. say what type of fibroids you have?

Intramural, submucosal, or subserosal?

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My doctor just said..two fibroids..one large one right posterior fundus and

lower uterine body..uterus is slightly prominent in size?? I have heavy

bleeding for one day...and one day of pain..we want kids...still trying and will

keep in touch!!

juice01111 juice00000@...> wrote:Most docs will recommend a hyst if you

don't want kids, or a myo if

you do, especially if you have bad symptoms like very heavy bleeding

and pain. I don't know what all the terms you list below mean, but it

doesn't look bad. Did your dr. say what type of fibroids you have?

Intramural, submucosal, or subserosal?