I guess continuing along the same post is the protocol on here?? anyway, i have progressed with my progesterone issues, I would massively appreciate any help from ladies with experience of hysterectomies including chemical ones...
i have been told i cannot have a mirena (due to an ablation 8 years ago) and two failed attempts to fit it. So that is that crossed off.
I am hoping now for a hysterectomy, the private gynae has ruled out a vaginal hyster due 2 c-sections, and is hesitant to do an abdo hysterectomy privately as he thinks i should have a colorectal surgeon on standby due to a retroverted uterus, two sections and advise from previous gastro that my intermittent (but better now i am on hrt) abdo pain is caused by adhesions...
I am due to have a laparoscopy on the 29th, to check the amount of adhesions there are..... assuming the adhesions do not rule out an abdominal hyster, am i right in thinking in need a total hysterectomy, including the cervix and both ovaries to ensure i do not need ANY progesterone going forwards?
IF i can't have a hysterectomy or the risk of ending up with a stoma is too high, what is peoples experience of a chemical hyster and tibolone. I see it has progesterone in it, but I am running out of options. Everytime i try to take the utrogestan i seem to react quicker and worse...
it is all further complicated by the fact all the investigations are being done on my private health cover, but having had 2 failed mirena fittings at the NHS GUM clinic, they have pushed by NHS surgical referral from May and i have an appointment with the NHS gynae team on the 6th Oct. the lovely Meno Clinic lady i see at the NHS hospital is still on long term sick leave and they jsut keep saying there is NO ONE else to see me.
I am hoping to take the info from the private investigations on the 29th to the NHS appointment...
then bring in the rising covid cases and frankly it is a but like shoving your hand in a blind box and hoping to pull out a puppy and not a rattlesnake!