Experiences with

Endometrial ablation

Contraceptive pill for 10 years plus… 2 babies 2011 & 2014 lap 2021 prostap until 2022 Ovaries & tubes removed 2022 Hysteroscopy 2024 Endometrial Ablation 4 weeks post op. There has to be more to life than this?!? last surgery has really taken it out of me.

This time last year I had endometrial ablation. Mirena coil fitted and bilateral ovarian cysts removed. All has been really good. I occasionally get verve pain around port sites from my lap but generally much better.

I had a hysteroscopy, endometrial biopsy, Novasure endometrial ablation and laparoscopic Helica removal and Helica ablation of endometriosis. Sending care to others out there who need it. x

Hi folks, Here goes, I had an ablation done but I’ve never had endometriosis - long story - it’s failed and I’m due to have the Prostap injection. I’m worried about weight gain a developing hashimoto’s, I’m paralysed and osteoporosis is also a worry. I’m very high risk for hysterectomy surgery, so

Has anyone else had both endometrial ablation and tubal sterilisation surgeries and gone on to have severe chronic pain after?

The dr has referred me to a gynaecologist and I’ve received a call today from the secretary at my doctors telling me that gynaecology at the hospital are transferring my referral to a consultant for an endometrial ablation.

As I had had prior bad reactions to Mirena/Jaydess, he tried endometrial ablation but said the op was unsuccessful as the tissue was too deep and spongy to remove totally. After the operation I had six weeks that felt great, then went back to another mega bleed with hug fleshy lumps.

That was followed by endometrial ablation which was unsuccessful, and I returned to very heavy bleeding. I have had bad experiences with Mirena/Jaydess, and so I'm now on Zoladex plus Tibolone/Livia, that have almost entirely stopped the problems with bleeding.

So I just had an ablation today as part of a hystropaphy investigation. Rather painful but okay. But nobody explained that it leaves you practically infertile. I feel so stupid. She asked did i have children I said one. She said avoid getting pregnant. I did not take this as you can never can get pregnant

My fibroid is embedded and so they’ve told me, my only option is a hysterectomy or Endometrial ablation. Has anyone ever had an experience like this? Where maybe they missed it or if a single, small fibroid can cause such awful symptoms.

2 questions:1. I am seeking a good EP in the Boston, MA USA area. Has anyone had an ablation in the Boston, MA area? And can you recommend an EP? 2. Has anyone had a cardiac ablation at Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA? Thank you!

I have been in 'remission' for almost a year now, finally getting off the prednisolone in January.I had a catheter ablation in March this year for atrial fibrillation and although it was quite traumatic I am doing well with that. Now I hurt pretty much all over, my neck and shoulder has always been stiff

Hi, I'm writing today regarding poor or disrupted sleep and how this relates to atrial fibrillation episodes and frequent ectopics. I had a catheter ablation 2 years ago. I haven't had a bad AF episode since then but I have noticed that when I haven't slept well I get more ectopics. Is this a common

Hi all, my dad developed persistent AF this summer and was also diagnosed with Heart failure. I have put all his details on my profile. He is also anaemic and gastroenterologist has said its probably because he is on Apixaban after proper consideration and procedures. I understand that success rate of

concerned about the safety of having a catheter ablation. Google not helping. Seems like abundance of positives on this forum. Any negatives? First one eight years ago and thinking about a second. I am in US and some excellent eps here.

I’m closely following an Australian company Imracor who has done European tests on its new MRI guided Catheter ablation method and now a couple of months ago started at John Hopkins in the US… the ablations conducted initially are for Atrial Flutter. It proves to be a game changer in that clarity of

Hi I am due to have Catheter Ablation in a couple of weeks and just wondering for those of you who have gone through the post op term, do you feel better? Has it made much of a difference? I get very short of breath and breathe heavily even after a short walk and I'm hoping this will go.

Any help, advice or personal experience appreciated* thank you in advance I have my catheter ablation date for my svt it's scheduled for November the 8th that's worrying enough but I have to stop my beta blockers 5 days beforehand so Sunday coming will be my last day on the medication I've been taking

Hi. I was diagnosed with Persistent Atrial Fibrillation in 2021 and received a cardioversion in November last year. My heart returned to NSR however, my cardiology team still recommended a catheter ablation, which was performed on October 11th. I went in, and came out of hospital in NSR. All was well

Catheter ablation is a a very popular treatment of SVT, it is a successful procedure, your consultant will decide if this is the best form of treatment for you. To learn more about the procedure, please download our 'Catheter ablation for SVT' booklet UK and International: https://api.heartrhythmalliance.org