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Petitioner's Opinions To Support For A Call For Fibroid Research & Education Act.
Signature No. Petitioner Locality Opinions
223.  H.C London
222.  P.B Waterlooville
221.  M.C London
220.  J.L London
219.  A.O Mitcham
218.  M.A.C Prestatyn
217.  S.M Treuddyn
216.  L.F Melton Mowbray
215.  M.E Four Oaks
214.  M.G Dubai I have just been diagnosed with 3 different types of Fibroids at the age of 40 after years of symptoms which have progressively worsened. I cant accept hysterectomy as the only complete solution when I am yet to have my first child. I dont want to compromise my fertility. More research needs to be made into other options to help sufferers make an educated choice. I live in Dubai where most doctors are British or follow British medical practice.
213.  G.H London More reseach also needs to be done on why so many black women have fibriods.
212.  S.O Cairneyhill My periods are a nightmare as i have 5 fibroids.Im getting womb ablation in 2 weeks, this being an alternative to a hysterectomy.Hope it works.
211.  N.P Wembley
210.  T.N Portsmouth Doctors need to be more sympathetic to how it affects womens quality of life, not one person has asked me this question, to which my reply would be i havent got one. more women need to keep going back to gp and complaining.
209.  H.A Emsworth Also need research into how effective current treatment is. From experience everyone is offered a Mirena regardless of whether this is the best option. Side effects are dismissed as trivial and women are supposed to put up with them as long as there is some decrease in bleeding
208.  B.M London
207.  P.B Wembley
206.  J.F Cambridge
205.  A.S London
204.  D.S Wigton Living in the North of England the only option here to be completely free of fibroids is to have a total hysterctomy. I don't think anyone truly understands the misery of fibroids,both physically and mentally, unless they have suffered themselves. I have had some relief in the last 12 months with Zoladex. However, there is only 1 GP in our practice who can administer this, and it is almost impossible to get an appointment with him! There should be more research,training,and treatments available to all women in this country.
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