Signature No. |
Petitioner |
Locality |
Opinions |
2218. |
E.C |
London
| |
2217. |
Z.C |
London
| I have endometriosis and fibroids...I
suffered years on the pill w migraines
which was prescribed to control
endometriosis however I wonder if in
fact it was the pill which I took prior to
diagnosis that triggered all problems -
I have stopped the pill forever - the
fibroids are not pleasant. Heavy
prolonged periods and constant
bloating though certain foods I know I
must avoid to ease inflammation. |
2216. |
T.L |
Bristol
| |
2215. |
M.N |
Middleton On Sea
| Please fund more research into this area. I have only just been diagnosed after years and years of suffering every month with worsening symptoms and infertility. It really affects my quality of life and hoping to get a solution soon. |
2214. |
A.H |
Blackburn
| Living with a sizeable fibroid, I have
only been given one option which is
to come off HRT, which improves my
quality off life , or live with continual
bleeding and discomfort. |
2213. |
A.S |
London
| It can be very distressing not
to mention painful. Much more
research is needed and more
options for sufferers. |
2212. |
J.B |
PORTSMOUTH
| |
2211. |
O.A |
London
| Some of us wish to keep our
wombs preferring TCRF, UFE,
Myomectomy or even Diet and
Supplements. BUT once a
woman hits 50 seems the
preferred NHS option is
Hysterectomy. To remove a
significant organ is
physical, spiritual and
emotional... plus it speeds
up Menopause which isn\'t
pleasant and could last for
years. |
2210. |
K.M |
Manchester
| |
2209. |
M.H |
Poulton-le Fylde
| I wonder if it were a condition affecting men whether more research would have been done? |
2208. |
S.F |
Harrow, Middx
| More research and early detection is
needed. |
2207. |
K.M |
Longfield
| |
2206. |
R.S |
Fleet
| |
2205. |
G.W |
London
| |
2204. |
S.M |
Birmingham
| |
2203. |
S |
Kooner
| |
2202. |
D.R.G |
Northwood
| My sister had 3 large fibroids and on
the operating table the surgeon has to
remove her left fallopian tube. Today
she is 40 and does not have children
and her chances of having them are
slim now. I too have been diagnosed
with 2 large fibroids and the NHS
specialist has straight away asked me
to undergo an open invasive surgery to
remove the fibroids which will increase
my chances of having a baby. After
having stumbled on this forum, I have
no decided to find some alternatives to
surgery and would urge the NHS to
increase research on removing fibroids
without resorting to surgery. |
2201. |
R.O |
Sandsprings
| More research and treatment |
2200. |
A.A |
Hemel Hempstead
| Lack of awareness from GPs. Give
conflicting advice when fibroid
diagnosed. Fibroid dectected after
having a miscarriage. Paid to see
private consultant and paid privately
to have it removed. Been a difficult 4
months and have felt very alone in all
of this. Shocking how many woman
are affected and yet carry on
regardless. |
2199. |
J.O |
London
| Fibroid are distrorying a lot of women
but there is not enough research and
cure . We need help |