One month after uterine embolisation

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I had a 6cm fibroide in my utero. Had the embolisation done a month ago and for the last two days had some pain and great amount of clear blood coming out. Freaking out about the amount. Tried A&E yesterday just to be seeing by a nurse which dismissed it without too many questions. Called the department of radiology and waiting for someone to call me back.

Has anyone have this experience with the bleeding? I know bleeding is expected by didn't think so early and so much.

Any replies are appreciate it really stress here.

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  • Posted

    I'm not a doc, but because it's clots I wouldn't worry too much. Still for sure get it checked please!!! But if it were me I remind myself that bright red liquidy blood is bad. Some clotting after the treatment is prob just whatever was left over coming out. ??? Keep us posted.

    • Posted

      Thanks a lot for your reply. I just got out of the phone with the consultant and say because my fibroide is pressing my endometriosis it's normal to have more blood. Just in case of getting fever I will have to run to the A&E.

      Hopefully all of this will end soon enough.

    • Posted

      Aww that's a relief!! It will your end is in sight! As for me I am on this fibristal awaiting mine to shrink. They have quite a bit already in a week I don't feel or look so bloated so that's good!

      I'm going to ask about embolization and not a hysterectomysmile

    • Posted

      Oh glad you are not feeling so bloated!!! It's a relief for the body.

      Keep us posted about your embolisationsmile

  • Posted

    It's probably your period. It's normal to bleed and have discharge after UFE.

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