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I've had a myomectomy and still getting very heavy periods what is going on but sceared

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louise74559
louise74559

Everything is clear in womb! There is half one left on outside of womb. I want to have children soon. My periods are heavy and very painful can't sleep! My iron is fine my thiroid is fine my eggs are fine!i feel weak tired and worried! Clotting! Watery big cramps! Will stop pain then start again later in day 😩

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  • fibroidy
    fibroidy louise74559

    Posted

    how long ago did you have a myomectomy.

    I had my myo, 2 months ago, and the periods i have had have been ok, however they left a large fibroid behind so waiting to see what happens with that.

    Can you go to your gp to see what they say

    • louise74559
      louise74559 fibroidy

      Posted

      Hi I've been back to my gp, I've also found a specialist gyno.waiting for my next appointment. Everything keeps coming back okay.i just know it's no the pain gets so bad.really want children I'm 33.thats good for you.somtimes they leave them if your getting no symptoms. Major surgery is a option but not good for having children 😢
    • louise74559
      louise74559

      Posted

      Whoops 7months ago I had surgery
  • MissBurbs
    MissBurbs louise74559

    Posted

    Hi Louise I had a myomectomy 4.5 weeks ago and my first period was SO painful. Due my next one in a few days so kind hoping that it won't be as bad. If you're 7 months post op though I'd have thought they would have been ok by now. Unless it's the half of one they left behind?!?

    You should definitely go see a specialist again.

    Wishing you good health ad luck.

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