Has anyone had a condition called endometrial hyperplasia & tried endometrial ab!
Question: I am considering endometrial ablation rather than hormone therapy or hysterectomy. Has anyone had this condition, and, if so, which direction did you go and did the outcome turn out okay? Thanks for taking the time to read this.
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I am going for an to get a uterine abaltion next month. It sures sounds like a better plan to me than surgery and the hormone therapy was a nightmare. Let's hope we're both successful!
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What? Try Yahoo or google for these kinds of things there is always an organization with members you can ask. This way you are taken very serious with people who now the problem instead of a ten second answer.
Anyway good luck.
I went with the hysterectomy over the ablation -- I actually talked about this with 3 different OB-GYNs. Based on my history, the hysterectomy was the best option. As I recall, the procedure you're talking about was not a guarantee that I wouldn't have any further problems, and was in short, just postponing the hysterectomy by a few years. One of my friends did the ablation (oblation?) -- it worked for her. If you've got questions about the options, I would consult with another doctor.
I'm a much happier person without the insanely painful and lengthy periods. It was a difficult choice, realizing that I would not be able to have more children. I came to the conclusion that if I was supposed to have more children in my life, they didn't have to be biological.
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