Re: New Member - Same Problems

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Hi Kim,

I'm sorry you had to return--

but welcome back!

Do you recall the message post #'s

when you were here a couple years

ago? I tried to access to get some

background on the lap myos

It sounds like they did not get the

pedunculated fibroid, now 9 cm

Was it identified then? And it's

9 cm now--Do you think it could

have lost its blood supply and

degenerating or have possibly prolapsed?

Sonograms...sonograms by an Oncologist?

Why not a MRI????

Do you have a previous history of endometriosis?

Did the medical records of the lap myos reveal

extensive endo in your pelvic cavity?

Have you considered ruling out a degenerating

/or prolapsed pedunculated fibroid? Have you thought

about MRI to provide more accurate images/diagnosis

as to the severe pain?

Hang in there.

Marsha

-- In uterinefibroids , cyberdeeva70@y... wrote:

> The largest fibroid I have now is 9cm and is pedunculated. I can

feel it when I button up pants and it is painful to wear belts

because of the pain. Dr. Helmkamp says that it may not be able to be

laproscopically removed and feels I may need abdomiminal myomectomy

this go round.

2) With pedunculated fibroids, is abdominal surgery the best way to

go?

3)Is there still a possibility I could have endo, which would explain

> the pain and possible the dymenorrhea