An honest question

[mailgirlnj]

I wonder how much of this thread Keith and the other guys have read? When do you think they stopped reading?

[Lanfear]

Originally Posted by tuttle88

I shall look into that.

I agree with firefighterchick - IUD rulz! no bleeding since three years

[sadsadcity123]

no they dont get the week off and they charge you extra to touch the string haha eww just grossed myself out

[golgi body]

Originally Posted by DaHonay

2 words ladies...

Endometrial ablasion

I read a couple of studies last semester in my clinical epidemiology class about Endometrial cancer (primary symptom is abnormal bleeding in postmenopausal women, though it can occur in the premenopausal population as well). I wonder if that procedure reduces the risk of this type of cancer. Did your doctor mention anything about this?


Good gravy your lady parts sure are ticking time bombs.

[BrianAlt]

Originally Posted by mailgirlnj

I wonder how much of this thread Keith and the other guys have read? When do you think they stopped reading?

Why should guys stop reading it?

[shoogbear63]

Originally Posted by iheartnihilism

Endometrial ablation can be done by:

Laser beam (laser thermal ablation).
Heat (thermal ablation), using:
Radiofrequency.
A balloon filled with saline solution that has been heated to 85C (thermal balloon ablation).
Normal saline (heated free fluid).
Electricity, using a resectoscope with a loop or rolling ball electrode.
Freezing.
Microwave
Dr. Manhattan

I fixed it. This thread needed some dorkiness and it was down to StandardMan or myself... I stepped up.

[DaHonay]

Originally Posted by golgi body

I read a couple of studies last semester in my clinical epidemiology class about Endometrial cancer (primary symptom is abnormal bleeding in postmenopausal women, though it can occur in the premenopausal population as well). I wonder if that procedure reduces the risk of this type of cancer. Did your doctor mention anything about this?


Good gravy your lady parts sure are ticking time bombs.

One of the first things they do before even considering the surgery is make sure it isn't endometrial cancer or any other type of syndrome or condition that would cause the excessive bleeding. Lots of blood work and 2 different ultrasounds. Yes, she did say it reduces the risk of several cancers.

A friend of mine recently told me she had the same procedure 10 years ago and that she was going to have to have it done again. I was never told that it "wears off" so I assume the technology is better now than it was then.

[dzagama]

Originally Posted by golgi body

Good gravy your lady parts sure are ticking time bombs.

[MyOhMy]

Originally Posted by tuttle88

Are you one of those 2 day bitches? I hate them. Team 7-8 period anyone?

3 days - Am I still a bitch?

[Rhian]

Originally Posted by MyOhMy

3 days - Am I still a bitch?

Honey, never. Even though it's 3 days I still and will always love you.

I won't project my Auntie Flo' despise onto you.