I'm sorry you are having so many problems with this. I don't have many answers for you but wanted to post to suggest you do a great deal of research for this. You could go to a big search engine (Google for example), and search on uterine adhesions. Another thought is you could go to a medical library and get one of the research librarians (their job is to help people do searches) and look through the medical literature. If it is any comfort, I am sure you are not the first person with this problem, and maybe you can get help from the information of those who have had uterine adhesions. Your deal is "out of the norm", and as such you are your best patient advocate - try to be very proactive. Take care, Judy On Monday, March 3, 2003, at 10:37 AM, Aurora wrote:
> I recently had surgery to resect a septum in my uterus. I was put on
> Lupron the month before to decrease the chances of adhesions forming.
> My
> Dr didn't not see the need to do a HSG test to determine if the septum
> was gone. However, I insisted that we do one and was very unhappy to
> find that instead of the septum I now have an adhesion running down
> part
> of my uterus. The Dr now wants to do an office hystroscope to remove
> it. He will then put me on horomones for 28days to prevent them from
> returning this time. Has anyone heard of this or had this happen to
> them? What course of treatment do you recommend? I am at my wits end
> with insensitive Dr's and feel my faith in them fading! Please respond!
> Thank you
> Aurora
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