| Signature No. |
Petitioner |
Locality |
Opinions |
| 1501. |
D.R |
Rutherglen
| Women need better all round
services for gynaecological
related problems. |
| 1500. |
J.W |
Heathhall, dumfries
| My own doctor and hospital consultant both assumed heavy bleeding and pain wassimply down to my age,50.Doctor at hospital told me that because i had been taking the pill for years i could not have fibroids.However after physical exam he told me i had enlarged womb and fibroids so now awaiting scan and will be injected with hormones to shrink fibroids before next appt in 4 months when he intends to arrange hysterectomy.When i asked if keyhole surgery was not an option he laughed and said that i shouldnt believe everything i read on the internet and that it wasnt an option.Do not have any confidence that I am getting best advice or treatment. |
| 1499. |
S.F |
Cannock
| |
| 1498. |
M.B |
Manchester
| |
| 1497. |
S.B |
Leeds
| |
| 1496. |
B.M |
London
| |
| 1495. |
C.D |
East bilney
| About time to do something about this, horrible place tobe in with no sufficcient treatment options |
| 1494. |
P.H |
Lockerbie
| |
| 1493. |
K.W |
Willesden
| |
| 1492. |
R |
London
| |
| 1491. |
B.N |
Surrey
| |
| 1490. |
C.O |
London
| Needs to be taken more seriously |
| 1489. |
S.T |
Harold Wood
| |
| 1488. |
A.B |
Widnes
| For the past 4 mths i have been having
very heavy bleeding. Loosing clots. I
visited my doctor as with having the
marina coil this was very unusual as i
dont have periods. My doctorrefered
me for a scan which resulted in them
telling me i have fibroids. I asked the
radioologist is there anything i can do.
She replied you could get the marina
coil this somtimes helps!! She failed to
recognize during my ultrasound that i
have a marina already and have done
for nearly 10 yrs.already i am feeling
very anxious as to how i can put up
with this heamoriging every 3 weeks. |
| 1487. |
C.C |
Alvaston, Derby
| Given the prevalence of fibroids in women, it is my belief that more should be done to raise awareness amongst women, better educate medical professionals (especially in the public sector) with regard to the full range of treatments, and carry out more research towards early detection and non-invasive treatments. |
| 1486. |
F |
Wimborne, Dorset
| I had a myomectomy exactly a year ago today. Had four blood transfusions, lots of complications from the moment I woke up until a few days after, one thing after another, although I was very fit and healthy. The team were wonderful, all the surgeons and the medical teams were really great. It is not just the physical trauma to your body, but mentally too. They first found mine in 2003 and they were already 3-4 cms, waited along time for the right gynae to come along to actually do something, he was marvellous. The big one they took out was a size of a grapefruit, other smaller. Also wanted children, but I think too late now. You don't just get them in your uterus. What I found amazing is how many women have never heard of them and when they do it is usually the cause of their symptoms. More research is definitely needed. |
| 1485. |
M.P |
Peterborough
| |
| 1484. |
L.C |
London
| More research, awareness and
resources need to be on offer! |
| 1483. |
K.M |
Colne
| |
| 1482. |
R.F |
Croydon
| I have had a failed ivf and took
meds with warning about fibroids
and now have one at 5cm and the
discomforts are growing strong,
desperately seeking a solution.
P.S great website and nice to
have this to turn to and give me
some guidance - thank you. |