Hi Joyce - that's the problem I have not ever been in labour , or pregnant ... Period pains I've not had for over 5 years so that is where my pain threshold is... ZERO, ZILCH. I just dont do pain very well. The dentist is my limit.
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& if he says Open Wide.....
OK Rosebush, I am back & it wasn't too bad, honest.
Yes I was "bricking" it but the girls at the hospital were great.
I told the lady gynae that ideally I would like the coil removed, a full investigation done & any biopsys taken as necessary. However, I did not want to go through too much pain, & if I shouted STOP, I bl**dy well meant it.
I had already told her about my previous experiences of having this type of procedures done, & she was fully supportive. She did say that if it got too much for me then she would refer me for a GA. However I must say I think this was more because of the coil removal rather than the hysterectomy, so I gritted my teeth & said "let's do it".
Outcome:
1 - I had the coil removed..
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not too bad in the end,, says she who was squuezing the nurses hand & talking about a load of drivel at the time.
2 - They took 2 photos.
3 - They found a 0.5cm polyp & 2 biopsys were taken.... now that was the worse bit as it did stung but it soon sub-sided.
4 - Wait for the results.
Now Rosebush - it wasn't the best experience of my life, but it certainly wasn't the worse, & that is what you have to focus on. Believe me I now feel so much more relaxed & happy now that it is over.
No more sleepless nights lying awake wondering, I have taken the big step & done the right thing.
Now Rosebush, you can follow my lead - we are all behind you & will be holding your hand.
Love Cazi xx