Can Removing a Large Fibroid Improve Hormones?
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Hi, wondering if any women in their 40s have had a large fibroid removed and seen it improve/balance their hormones or even push them out of perimenopause back to normal hormone levels? I have a much younger friend (mid 30s) who found that after fibroid surgery her fertility increased and her hormones were more balanced. I'm in in peri and debating the surgery, just wondering if might be any added hormonal benefit if I'm already in peri, or if anyone has seen that happen. So sick of peri symptoms esp anxiety, fat and crazy hair shedding. Thanks!
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may49858 sakura26
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This is very interesting. I felt a significant hormonal shift after my myomectomy. I have period events like When I was in my 20s- pain in my boobs a week before, nausea for a day, abdominal cramping on day 1, and less bloating. Saw these last about 2006 and then again after my surgery. I wondered if the tumors locked down free hormones since they have receptor sites or whether they produced hormone. A topiC worth studying.
sakura26 may49858
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How old were you when you had the surgery? Were you in perimenopause?
may49858 sakura26
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I was 46 but did not have Symptoms of perimenopause. My mom entered perimenopause about 55. I am expecting the same.
sakura26 may49858
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Wow you are very lucky!!! My mom didn't go through it until her 50s but apparently I got my father's cruddy genes. Women in his family went into menopause as early as 42. I started peri prob around 45. So doubt I will make it much past early 50s for full menopause.
sarah81110 sakura26
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Hello I am 44, and had a myomectomy back in February this year. This is very interesting to find out more, all I can say /notice is that pre surgury i had random night sweats. Since my operation these have now gone. I had in total over 25 fibroids removed. The largest two were 7 and 5 cms respectively. The remaining were like golf balls..
My sex life is even better, I feel alot more hornier, I have no children, I am of the thinking that so much damage has been done already, there may not be time for to have a child, but I am no longer in pain as I was before. Since my sex life and orgasm is now tremendous I will have fun finding out 😉)
sakura26 sarah81110
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That's interesting because night sweats are one of the first signs of peri. If those stopped maybe there is hope for me. 😃