Hysterectomy treatment
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Does any one know of a natural treatment of endometriois? I have had a hysterectomy but have one ovary left. It's been 2 mths since my surgery and the endo is back. My doc wants me to take the Lupron shot. But I can only have one more.
Any help will be appreciated.
Received a specimen of total hysterectomy with both ovaries and tubes. The uterus is 7x5x4 cms. Cervix is unremarkable. Endometrium is smooth. Myometrium is 2 cms and reveals an intramural 1.5 x 1.5 cms, well localized mass. The ovaries measure 2 x 1 x1 cms and each tube measures 1.55 cms in length.
2. Received 10 x8 x5 cms long segment of fibrofatty tissue.
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I am trying to arrive at a decision regarding ongoing treatment for bi-lateral breast cancer. Stage 1 & Stage 2,ER & PR +,both invasive, - nodes,
bi-lateral mas, chemo, had complete hysterectomy due to BRCA 2 +,
Can anyone tell me what the likely hood of a metastisis in my situation, been told I should take Femara or Tamoxifen for minimum 5 yrs - 10 yrs.
I am not excited about putting more poison into my body if I don't have too.
Can anyone offer me an opinion??
Did they say if there was any treatment? How has the bleeding been lately?
I have also considered hysterectomy, and infact I was booked to undergo surgery, but when the above results came out, the DR advised that it was not neccessary for the hysterectomy.... ie it is normal process of menopuase and that the thieckeing of the wall wil also sort it self out.
My fear, aand regret, is that it seems that the bulky walling is thickening at the rapid pace. How can I controll this until i reach the ripe odl age??
There should be no need for a hysterectomy. Fibroids are very common and usually don't need any sort of treatment. If you have heavy or irregular bleeding, that can be treated with medication. And if the fibroid is large and pressing on organs such as your bladder, there is a surgery to remove JUST the fibroid (myomectomy) thereby leaving your uterus and its many lifelong functions intact.
Most ovarian cysts resolve on their own.
By partial hysterectomy, what do you mean? A hysterectomy is technically only the removal of the uterus, so you would still have ovaries.
And yes, although the chances are extremely rare, you can diagnosed with OvCa and not have ovaries. The cancer is then usually called Primary Perotineal Cancer and requires the same treatment.
Do you have any cysts?
conditions, treatment options and the lifelong damaging effects of hysterectomy. If they were, many women would refuse a hysterectomy as well as removal of one or both ovaries (castration).
The non-profit HERS Foundation has been educating women about the lifelong functions of the female organs since the 1980's but is up against a very lucrative industry. Hysterectomy is emphasized in Graduate Medical Education. Each resident used to be required to do at LEAST 70 hysterectomies.
I had a complete hysterectomy last Nov. I am on hormones but, my problem is I can't achieve an orgasm I don't know what to do. I don't know if it's mental or if my hormones are messed up.I also have a problem getting aroused. It feels like I am going crazy.
I will have night sweats even though i have A.C. turned down low. Im so tired of this. I have tried hormone treatment...to no avail. Any comments or suggestions will be much appreciated.
It is not clear as to why the hysterectomy is being recommended based on the above information. Hysterectomy is not usually associated with treatment of breast cancer and your sister should discuss the reasons for this treatment with her doctors.
There would be NO advantage to have a hysterectomy for the treatment of Breast Cancer ..... I'm sure it was recommended that you have some type of treatment following your breast cancer surgery; you don't mention what type of surgery was performed. A uterine cyst would not be a reason for a hysterectomy unless it was advised by your Gynecologist. Removing the uterus would have no effect on anything to do with your breast cancer diagnosis. Regards .....
a recent scan showed the abv mentioned report. Is hysterectomy the only and the final solution in my case? iam having severe pain which was only during periods and has now become an every day affair. i take various pain killers to keep me going. bleeding is normal during periods.pain is localised to the right lower abdomen radiating to the back. doctor has put me back on lupride. but no significant change in pain. iam struggling hard to avioid hysterctomy.
It has been two years after my hysterectomy and I still have severe groin pain.
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For fibroids, Medications called gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) analogs (Lupron) are commonly used in the medical treatment of fibroids. Other than that surgical treatment myomectomy which is removal of the fibroid (by surgery, laparoscopic or hysteroscopic methods) may also be entertained. Last resort is hysterectomy.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
This is what is going on endometrial lining has been think for years last ultrasound showed 17mm so not having a natural period since 24 yrs i am now 36 i was given pill but they stopped coming so the ultrasound says that i am postmenopausal and 17mm is quite abnormal for my age as it just gets thicker so for years i was seeing a gyno who did regular ultrasounds and bloods but never a pap because i wasnt sexual active and nor am i now but always had deep pelvic pain but nothing showed up on
I have 2 cysts on an ovary and 2 fibroids. The doctor has talked to me about a myomectomy option vs. hysterectomy for the fibroid removal. I don't know which way to go on this. I'm concerned about the success rate of a myomectomy and don't want to go through a surgical procedure and then end up having to have a hysterectomy in the long run. Naturally, I also don't want to have a hysterectomy and end up with complications and am really afraid of menopause.
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