Re: uterine balloon question.

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Hi Nickey,

My, oh my! You have had a busy couple of months. But it's great news that

you have a firm dx and are on your road to recovery. I had the lap/hyst to help

correct my T-shape back on 10/06/05 and I had the balloon catheter for 12days.

I do remember still feeling some cramps for a couple of days after the balloon

was removed, it could be a normal healing process.

As for the gas, that could be from the surgery itself. I had gas for a couple

of days after surgery (and a little bit of constipation, sorry hope that's not

TMI) but the nurse said both were normal after the general anesthetics.

I pray for a quick recovery and happy, healthy 2006!

PCOS, T-shape

ttc #1 since 01/2003

noodlenickey nickeynoodle@...> wrote:

Hi Everyone,

This message board has been so great! I have learned so much so far!

Quick history:

8/29/05 - diagnosed with SU or BU

9/22/05 - m/c through D&C (@ 6 1/2 weeks)

11/7/05 - HSG however still didn't know if SU or BU

12/8/05 - Laparoscopy / Hysteroscopy - determined I was SU removed

septum (that took up 1/3 of the uterus)

1/12/06 - Follow up HSG

1/16/06 - Touch up Hysteroscopy w/ uterine balloon

1/18/06 - Removal of Uterine balloon

My Questions:

I just had my second hysteroscopy for my " touchup " and also had a

uterine balloon put it. It was removed yesterday, but every since

then I have been experiencing weird cramping every once and a while

and bad gas. Has anyone had that before?

Nickey

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,

Thanks so much for your feedback. (and no it was not TMI ) I can't

imagine a uterine catheter for 12 days mine was only in for 2 days and it

was driving me nuts. By the way what is PCOS?

Nickey

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Nickey,

Yeah, 12days was no picnic. I didn't really have much of a problem until the

9th day, but the last 3 days were pretty much unbearable. It made me rethink my

plan to one day have a “natural” birth! Maybe my pain tolerance level isn’t

quite as high as I thought! Oh well, I’ll cross that bridge when it gets here.

PCOS is short for Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome. There is no universal

definition because it has many different symptoms, but it basically all comes

down to a hormone imbalance that causes problems with ovulating, irregular or no

menses, excess body hair growth, occasionally baldness, and often obesity,

diabetes and hypertension. It’s relatively new in the medical field so they are

still learning a lot. There are several different symptoms and many who are dx

have different combos of the symptoms. If you’re interested in learning more,

you can check out http://www.soulcysters.com/info.html

PCOS, T-shape

nicole nickeynoodle@...> wrote: ,

Thanks so much for your feedback. (and no it was not TMI ) I can't

imagine a uterine catheter for 12 days mine was only in for 2 days and it

was driving me nuts. By the way what is PCOS?

Nickey

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Nickey,

Yeah, 12days was no picnic. I didn't really have much of a problem until the

9th day, but the last 3 days were pretty much unbearable. It made me rethink my

plan to one day have a “natural” birth! Maybe my pain tolerance level isn’t

quite as high as I thought! Oh well, I’ll cross that bridge when it gets here.

PCOS is short for Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome. There is no universal

definition because it has many different symptoms, but it basically all comes

down to a hormone imbalance that causes problems with ovulating, irregular or no

menses, excess body hair growth, occasionally baldness, and often obesity,

diabetes and hypertension. It’s relatively new in the medical field so they are

still learning a lot. There are several different symptoms and many who are dx

have different combos of the symptoms. If you’re interested in learning more,

you can check out http://www.soulcysters.com/info.html

PCOS, T-shape

nicole nickeynoodle@...> wrote: ,

Thanks so much for your feedback. (and no it was not TMI ) I can't

imagine a uterine catheter for 12 days mine was only in for 2 days and it

was driving me nuts. By the way what is PCOS?

Nickey

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[Guest guest]

Nickey,

Yeah, 12days was no picnic. I didn't really have much of a problem until the

9th day, but the last 3 days were pretty much unbearable. It made me rethink my

plan to one day have a “natural” birth! Maybe my pain tolerance level isn’t

quite as high as I thought! Oh well, I’ll cross that bridge when it gets here.

PCOS is short for Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome. There is no universal

definition because it has many different symptoms, but it basically all comes

down to a hormone imbalance that causes problems with ovulating, irregular or no

menses, excess body hair growth, occasionally baldness, and often obesity,

diabetes and hypertension. It’s relatively new in the medical field so they are

still learning a lot. There are several different symptoms and many who are dx

have different combos of the symptoms. If you’re interested in learning more,

you can check out http://www.soulcysters.com/info.html

PCOS, T-shape

nicole nickeynoodle@...> wrote: ,

Thanks so much for your feedback. (and no it was not TMI ) I can't

imagine a uterine catheter for 12 days mine was only in for 2 days and it

was driving me nuts. By the way what is PCOS?

Nickey

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