Signature No. |
Petitioner |
Locality |
Opinions |
1718. |
L.B |
Carlisle
| |
1717. |
K.H |
Dartington, Totnes
| |
1716. |
L.C |
Worcester
| |
1715. |
S |
London
| |
1714. |
S.W |
Birmingham
| |
1713. |
G.K |
London
| |
1712. |
J |
Crawley
| I almost collapsed at work through anaemia due to my haemorragic fibroids. Even at 47 I had no idea what fibroids were or how common they were. I seldom suffer illnesses & couldn't understand why I couldn't function. I thought I might have a terminal illness & wondered how I would tell my son :0( Now I've been mis-prescribed by a stand-in doctor & I have at least another 6 months of my life which will be debilitatingly frustrating as, with the exception of the anaemia, I am now further from resolving the condition than I was before. Please help make doctors aware that "womens' problems" are not all "in their heads" &, with a little awareness, may be quite straightforward to diagnose & treat. |
1711. |
F |
Twickenham
| I believe there could be earlier
options to ask questions / check for
fibroids, even linked to smear test
dates. |
1710. |
A.E |
Great Coates
| |
1709. |
M.E |
Great Coates
| |
1708. |
L.H.W |
Great Sutton Cheshire
| |
1707. |
L.K |
Reading
| |
1706. |
K.W |
Wakefield
| A sufferer |
1705. |
V.G |
RIPON
| I WAS TOLD I HAD A FIBROID 4 YEARS AGO, THERE WAS NO TREATMENT OF FOLLOW UP FOR THIS, NOW IT IS 3.5CMS AND I HAVE A HANDFUL OF SMALLER ONES AND I HAVE JUST HIT THE MENOPAUSE BUT THEY ARE CAUSING ME PROBLEMS WITH EXERCISING, WAITING FOR ANOTHER APPOINTMENT WITH THE GYNAE, WHO MISTAKENLY SENT ME FOR A HYSTEROSCOPY WHEN I TOLD HIM MY PERIODS HAD NOW STOPPED, IN THE MEANTIME THEY ARE REFERRING ME TO PHYSIO WHICH I DON'T REALLY NEED AS I DONT HAVE PROBLEMS WITH MY BLADDER ONLY THAT IT FEELS HEAVY AND UNCOMFORTABLE WHEN I AM RUNNING. |
1704. |
W.L |
Kirkcaldy
| |
1703. |
G.M |
Erith
| |
1702. |
V.C |
Brown Edge
| Only recently diagnosed with
large fibroids. They make my
life miserable and the only
option seems to be major
surgery. It would be
wonderful to know what caused
them and if I could have done
something to avoid getting
them in the first place. More
research is needed! |
1701. |
S.S |
Bournemouth
| More research is needed
especially as not all doctors
even gynaecologists seem to
understand the condition. With
our system where you often see
a different doctor each
appointment you get many
different opinions which
contradict and leave the
patient very confused. |
1700. |
S.J |
Nottingham
| |
1699. |
J.M |
Bolton
| The trust is doing a very good job,
helping woman going throught this
is very important. Hope they will be
given the chance to continue to do
the good thing they are doing for
everyone expecially women. Thanks
very much. |