How did you treat this? My doctor prescribed a hysteroscopy, but warned me that if there were many p…

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How did you treat this? My doctor prescribed a hysteroscopy, but warned me that if there were many polyps, my uterus would need to be removed. The situation is getting worse – my cycle has shortened, and the bleeding has become heavier and longer. Now I only have 23 days in my cycle, and 10 of those days are bleeding. I'm wondering what life would be like without a uterus? Has anyone here had one removed? And the main question: if it does get removed, will I still be able to orgasm?
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Mama♡ocharovatelnoy dochki♡
My cycle has shortened to 21 days and my periods are also long. My doctor prescribed Yaz after blood tests for hormones.
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Maryam
The mom was in her early 40s when her uterus was removed.
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Shuticova Alionka
I have such a problem... I even got pregnant with it and carried the baby to term. Good doctors examined me, and not one suggested removing it. Not one. Vadim Anatolyevich Khamidov performed my C-section. If you're not too lazy, read about him. There are only a few doctors like him in all of St. Petersburg. They specifically looked for a strong surgeon because of my issues. He saw firsthand what was going on with me. After they delivered my son, he operated on me for another 1.5 hours. And I have another surgery waiting for me. So, what am I getting at? As a parting word, he told me he expects me back in six months for surgery, and then in about 2 years for another baby 🤣🤣🤣 I was shocked. I said, 'But I'm old and have so many problems.' He told me I'm not that old (I'm 38) and that we'll treat it, and I can have another child. This is why I'm saying you don't need to remove anything. Don't agree. Find real specialists.
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mariya
Mama♡ocharovatelnoy dochki♡ The medications didn't help me. I have high hemoglobin and can't take iron supplements constantly.
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mariya
My hemoglobin is high, so I can't take birth control pills long-term.
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mariya
Yes, but my uterus contracts when I orgasm. What about without it?
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yuliya simakova
Polyps were removed, I had a check-up, and was prescribed dienogest without a break for one and a half to two years. After that, I'll most likely try an IUD. I've started living normally again. I'm not bleeding heavily anymore. My stomach doesn't hurt. I have to get ultrasounds and blood coagulation tests done periodically... I'm waiting for my period to stop altogether. My cycle is lengthening now, and instead of a period, I only have spotting.
Regarding polyps - the woman before me was operated on. She had six polyps just on the ultrasound. They cleaned her out the same way as someone with one. There was no talk of removing her uterus.
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