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UTERINE FIBROIDS
HAS ANYONE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH UTERINE FIBROIDS AFTER HAVING AN ABLATION?
No im not 100%sure they werent there before the ablation. I am experiencing the swollen abdomen, pain in my back, pain during sex, and also pain under my lower right rib. I went to the doc n they did a urine test and xray. The xrsy didnt show anything but the urine test showed blood n my urine. So thats when he sent me for a ct scan. Thats what showed only the uterine fibroid. No kidney stones as he thought. I have an appt with gyno n about 3 weeks.
Fibroids can develop any time. But are you sure you did not have them at the time of the ablation? Are they causing problems? Oftentimes they do not.
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