Guest guest Posted March 25, 2004 Report Share Posted March 25, 2004 The RE who did my very successful myo is Dr. Quagliarello at NYU Medical Center. I was not trying to get pregnant and there was no problem doing a myo anyway. Since he is a RE he can advise you about fertility issues as well as being a really good surgeon. He is in Unitedhealthcare, I don't know about other plans. Sunny > ginasamsa wrote: > I'm 42, don't have children, and my most > problematic fibroid is about five by six centimeters, mostly within the uterine > wall, but with about one-fourth of it jutting into the cavity -- hence the heavy periods! > My gynecologist referred me to a reproductive > endocrinologist who wants to do a hysteroscopic resection of the exposed > fibroid combined with endometrial ablation. My question is, will this work to > stop the heavy bleeding? Won't the remaining three-quarters of the fibroid be > a problem? My other problem is with this doctor himself. He told me he would > do an abdominal myomectomy on me ONLY IF I agreed to become an > infertility patient immediately because " There's absolutely no way a woman > your age can get pregnant without a donor egg. " (!!!) I got a second opinion > from another doctor with whom I felt completely comfortable, but he is not in- > network on my insurance, and I can't afford to pay out-of-pocket for the > surgery. If anyone can recommend a specialist in NYC, I would be very > grateful. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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