endometrial ablation (ladies) UPDATE

[claireyfairy8]

I've suffered from endo for many years (without knowing about it!).

I'm 9 weeks post op from my last surgery, lots of endo cysts & tissue removed.

My last op was private, all in with MRI, tests etc around £5k.
The previous op (last year) was on the NHS and was terrible. I came out in a worse state.

[juless77]

I had one about 6 year ago for same reason heavy periods anaemia etc best thing ever not had a period since feel so much better think I had 2 week off work

[mushumadness]

I had one two weeks ago
After getting an infection after surgery I’m on the mend now!
No periods yet so we shall see

[wifey]

Life has been so much better for me since I had mine back in January.. way more manageable these days no more dashing to the loo every 29 minutes to stop a flood. I still get wicked bad cramps for a few days and some lighter bleeding but overall I’d say go for it to any other women suffering through the agony and embarrassment endometriosis and adenomyosis can cause a woman. For those of you still healing up well done and keep looking after yourselves, for those of you worried about symptoms get in to see your GP preferably a woman since they seem to understand the situation better and are more keen to help you get the medical help you need.

[Bertiebear]

Originally Posted by mushumadness

I had one two weeks ago
After getting an infection after surgery I’m on the mend now!
No periods yet so we shall see

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I’m on day three now had no bleeding or discharge as yet but still a dull ache. Glad you are on the mend.