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1740983 tn?1312873366

Worried

Ok my doctor is saying that I will need to have a hysterectomy because I have a fyfriod inside my uterus and one on the lining of my uterus. I seem to be having some leakage coming down and spotting. This seems to happen when I have sex and it is really bothering me. I have to wear a pad pretty much everyday. I want to know is this hysterectomy really what I need to have. And the leaking and spotting is this from the fyriods? Also I have lots of hot flashes everyday is this because of the fyriods?
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1616302 tn?1388159928
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Greetings twinkie756,
Fibroids that distort the endometrial lining as you  descibed are more commonly associated with abnormal uterine bleeding when compared to other types. I don't know the full extent of your fibroids but operative hysteroscopy can often serve as a treatment option in those who wish to avoid hysterectomy. Fibroids do not normally cause hot flashes. Good luck!
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1616302 tn?1388159928
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello twinkie756,

I don't have enough details to know whether a hysterectomy is your only management option. I rcommend that you have a discussion with your gynecologist specifically on treatment options that do not involve hysterectomy if desired. Some necrosing fibroids within the uterine cavity may be associated with abnormal vaginal discharge. I recommend that you be evaluated for more common causes fo vaginal discharge however such as vaginitis and STD's. Hotflashes are not caused by fibroids. Best wishes.
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