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Uterine Fibriods

Bugs02Bugs02 member
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I was told 2 1/2 years ago that I had Uterine Fibroids. We're now on cycle 6 ttc, it only took 2 for DD, so I'm wondering if I should call doctor now to schedule appt to have this checked? Should I wait another month til its officially 6 months? I'm getting anxious!
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Re: Uterine Fibriods

  • hollyweenORhollyweenOR member
    If you're over 35, I'd go ahead and get the app't booked. That's what I did- just scheduled it for the middle of cycle 6. I also have fibroids, and have no kids yet and never yet a BFP.
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  • Bugs02Bugs02 member
    I believe it's an easy fix, if this is the problem.
    Thanks for the response and good luck to you!
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  • HeathernStevenHeathernSteven member
    I would schedule, its a known issue, so if you have them they could be interferring..so go ahead and schedule.

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  • PPL2011PPL2011 member
    It depends where the fibroids are and how big they are. Most women have fibriods after age 30. Sometimes that can be left alone. I had 7cm, 6cm, and 5cm fibroids that were intramural. A hysteroscopy and subsequent MRI showed that they were distorting the shape of my uterus. An ultrasound does not give enough information! I had to have them surgically removed via a mini laparotomy. It's fixable but kind of a big deal surgery...at least in my case. Like I said, it totally depends on location and size. Surgery is NOT always necessary.

     

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  • ksgsmuksgsmu member
    schedule an appointment!
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    Me:36 DH:38 TTC#1 since 4/2012
    Me DX: Hashimotos,Hypothyroid, DOR, MTHFR,  DH: normal

     IUI #1-#4 BFNs and a few cancelled cycles in the mix.
    - poor responder
    ***Suprise BFP on 6/13/13. Natural MC @6wks 3days
    IVF#1 and 2- Cancelled due to no response on max stimms
    FET 5/20- BFP
    1st Beta- 641
    2nd beta- 2166
    Sono- TWINS!!!!
    Two Boys! Born January 2015 @36 weeks.  Healthy and no NICU!  So blessed!



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  • Bugs02Bugs02 member
    Thank you all for the advice. I have an appointment next week.
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