Thanks for your help, BigRed. Here is the op report: Clinical severe adenomyosis, normal ovaries and tubes with corpus luteum on the right side, hypermobile urethra, deep cul-de-sac with apical mild descent, no active endometriosis, IUD was removed. Following the prep, Foley catheter was inserted sterilely, as was the bivalve speculum followed by tenaculum grasping the anterior cervical lip, and Valtchev attached. Speculum removed, over-gloves changed. Three attempts to insert the Veress needle without success.

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WS Comments Share: It is an increasingly common procedure used to treat heavy menstrual bleeding. The procedure is premised on the notion that if the endometrial lining is destroyed — ablated — bleeding can no longer occur. Problem solved. But is it? Does endometrial ablation work? The research is sketchy, but here is what I found.


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Lisa I have not been diagnosed as having any kind of cancer, yet the first GYN ontological surgeon I visited recommended a total hysterectomy, even though my CA score was 7. I sought a second opinion and got a very different suggestion - a laparoscopic removal of my ovaries and Fallopian tubes. Everyone is so scared of ovarian and cervical cancer, and rightly so, as they are most often not discovered until they are rather advanced. However, my first opinion surgeon seemed to me to be jumping the gun.




The diagnostic procedure evaluates potentially cancerous areas, usually after a pap smear has identified abnormal cells on the cervix. Contraception Contraception or birth control is a method or device used to prevent pregnancy. These methods include IUD, Nexplanon, birth control pills, vaginal rings or injections. Endometrial Ablation An endometrial ablation is an outpatient procedure performed by a specially trained surgeon used to treat abnormal uterine bleeding by destroying ablating the lining of the uterus.