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Polup instead of cyst WOW
Hi All
I went in for surgery today and my gyno removed a polup from my uteris and what she thought was a cyst is actually my intestines"1 anyway" wrapped around my olvary. I do a follow up Thursday to get pathology report and to discuss hysterectomy. I am so confused as to why they did not see this on my TVU? Also how did this happen? Don't know what to think. WOW...
I am not feeling to bad from the laproscopic procedure though so that's a good thing.Any of you ladies ever heard of this happening.Thanks 2 all for your prayers and best wishes.
I went in for surgery today and my gyno removed a polup from my uteris and what she thought was a cyst is actually my intestines"1 anyway" wrapped around my olvary. I do a follow up Thursday to get pathology report and to discuss hysterectomy. I am so confused as to why they did not see this on my TVU? Also how did this happen? Don't know what to think. WOW...
I am not feeling to bad from the laproscopic procedure though so that's a good thing.Any of you ladies ever heard of this happening.Thanks 2 all for your prayers and best wishes.
Thank you for your response and I can certainly wait for menopause also I am grumpy enough LOL...
I am glad all went well and I with ya, I hope they leave one as well. As much as i do not like mother nature, i am not ready for menopause.
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