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Does removing uterine fibroids increase or decrease the chance of getting pregnant? |
I doctor told me it will encrease the chance for me, but I have heard the opposite from people. Large as 16 weeks fetus. The doctor who performed my surgery told me it could increase or decrease my chances for getting pregnant. The reason was b/c of my fibroids being in so many places(i had 7 golf ball size ones inside & out) they would have to cut and sew in different places that the scar tissue would make it harder. But he was very careful during the surgery and i have minimal scar tissue. So if you are planning on having this surgery done, make sure it's a dr who specializes in preserving the uterus and had plenty of experience w/ this type of surgery. Do your research!!! My surgery was done in April and now I am 7wks pregnant! Hope all goes well! Most fibroids are not an issue. If you have a large one it may cause implantation issue. It depends where the large one is located. I know a person that after she had them removed was pregnant and had the baby within a year. I had a large on removed last Feb and am still TTC #1 increase |
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The doctor who performed my surgery told me it could increase or decrease my chances for getting pregnant. The reason was b/c of my fibroids being in so many places(i had 7 golf ball size ones insi... From what I know it depends on the location of the fibroids, outside of the uterus, inside of the vagina, or on the wall of the uterus? If on wall you need myomectomy. If outside laparoscopic. ... Have you had the procedure yet? If so the doctor should have told you your limitations. I am assuming it will be or was a day surgery so minimal walking the same day gradually increasing the ne... Your endocrinologist should refer you to a surgeon, who can decide what your options are. That is certainly one big fibroid. I would think a laparoscopic procedure would be somewhat of a challenge.... It depends on how old you are. Uterine fibroids feed off estrogen, so if you are nearing menopause they typically shrink on their own. However if you are experiencing pain or discomfort, and not ... They're the same. A myomectomy is the removal of uterine fibroids. It's basically a slow growing tumor. ...I know about both. I did have a total hysterectomy (uterus and cervix only) and kept both ovaries. People get confused because the word hyster refers to the uterus and ectomy refers to the removal ... Well, the thing is, even though you don't have symptoms, those fibroids might represent a problem with carrying a baby to term in the uterus. So if you want to have children, you'd have t... |
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