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Remember you do not always have to have a hysterectomy for Adenomyosis or Fibroids.

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I had Uterine Artery Embolisation fro my Adenomyosis....which they originally thought was a fibroid and it seems to have worked so far....although was a bit painful after I had it done.....I didnt want a hysterectomy although I may have to have one eventually....just for women who want to keep their womb....is a good procedure to try.

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This is interesting because usually UAE is only carried out for Heavy menstrual bleeding or fibroids. Where did you have this done and was it at an NHS Hospital ?

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I had it done in Glasgow by a Interventional Radiologist on the NHS....I was down for a clinical trial for a fibroid but they found out I didnt have one but had adenomyosis instead but I still wanted to try it as I had heard that it can work for adeno too so I got it on NHS.....the results arent as sure as for fibroids but it seems to have worked well for me so far....fingers crossed....here is a linkfibroidoptions.com/adeno.htm .

The procedure for me wasnt painful but afterwards was bad but I feel it was worth it now as I have not that heavy or painful periods as I used too....It used to be agony and I was bedbound before I had it.

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