| Signature No. |
Petitioner |
Locality |
Opinions |
| 2001. |
H.O |
Carville Durham
| I have melon size fibroid tbat causes
me much pain and discomfort but find
it hard to sort it,scared of being in need
after opp as I have no family
after opp |
| 2000. |
L.M |
Shirley
| |
| 1999. |
L.M |
Melton Constable
| I suffer from A particular
type of Fibroid which is
causing me daily problems
however I have been
frightened off by my
Gynecologist. It took me a
long time to even get to see
one and now I feel they are
not taking my problems
seriously. More support and
research is definitely
needed in order to improve
women's health so we can
keep working. |
| 1998. |
C.R |
Caernarfon
| I find attitudes to be very
dismissive towards fibroids
- but realistically how
healthy is it to carry
something the size of a
melon inside of you -
sometimes even larger than
that even! Most doctors jump
on to the bandwagon of
hysterectomy without looking
at other options. Needs
further research and also
doctors need to be educated! |
| 1997. |
J.B |
Whitchurch
| |
| 1996. |
L.H |
Manchester
| |
| 1995. |
A.S |
London
| |
| 1994. |
E.A |
London
| |
| 1993. |
J.H |
North tuddenham
| Common condition causing much pain,
more research needed into effective
treatments. |
| 1992. |
E.K |
London
| In my opinion, research need to be
done in order to know the cause of
fibroid. |
| 1991. |
E.W |
Harleston,Norfolk
| More research is needed |
| 1990. |
C.P |
Warrington
| |
| 1989. |
A.D |
Southampton
| I have suffered with
fibroids for many years -
which is why i am 49 and
childless, i am awaiting an
appointment at the moment
with gyno to arrange yet
another removal - waiting
time 6 weeks with daily
flooding and feeling so
tired i asked the doctor
could she speed it up and
she looked at me as if to
say what! and then said 6
weeks is not long - try
living with it then -
furious! |
| 1988. |
M.K |
Chesham
| |
| 1987. |
A.M |
London
| |
| 1986. |
J.P |
Cardiff
| I always swore I would never have a hysterectomy unless I had cancer & it was absolutely necessary, times are changing as there are alternatives available but it does appear that for some Gynaecologists Hysterectomy is the "easy option". More research & non invasive treatments have to be the way forward surely? |
| 1985. |
L.E |
Exeter
| |
| 1984. |
M.H |
Sutton coldfield
| |
| 1983. |
M.R |
Leamington Spa
| |
| 1982. |
V.J.W |
Norton, stockton on tees
| |