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Petitioner's Opinions To Support For A Call For Fibroid Research & Education Act.
Signature No. Petitioner Locality Opinions
2069.  N.J Leven
2068.  J.R GRIMSBY
2067.  C.C Woking
2066.  D Irvine Being recently told I had fibroids after ultrasound and this was cause of many months of heavy bleeding and pain I still don't really know what caused them or what the next step is there has to be something to let woman know more about what they are are they preventable and much more
2065.  D.C Kidderminster Women suffering from fibroids like myself need more answers, for most of us it's a horrendous way of living and in this day and age things shouldn't have to be like this
2064.  L.W Irthlingborough
2063.  J.F Tonbridge Very concerned to read that the 8.5cm fibroid I have just been diagnosed with could the cause of my six miscarriages. I was first told I had a fibroid when pregnant with my first child (approx 19 years ago) but this was treated in a very off-hand manner and I was lead to understand that it was not a problem that needed any treatment. This affects lives.
2062.  J Stafford When I read everyone's cases and stories, feeling exactly the same as what I experienced. Those real stories nearly made me give up seeking any further advice and treatment in this country. But when I last try to search Uterine Fibroid Embolisation (UFE), lots of positive information came out. I think that is the only one treatment I'm willing to try. Hopefully I won't be the worst unlucky one. Fingers crossed !!!
2061.  W.H Irvine
2060.  M.K.H.7 Huddersfield More research needs to be done & better treatments offered to women suffering with Fibroids.
2059.  W.A London
2058.  R.H Weston super mare
2057.  R.H Weston super mare
2056.  G.L Tynygongl I'm facing a hysterectomy on the NHS at the pre-menopausal age of 56 (yes, still not there, and I feel young), yet myomectomy is offered in other countries even for older women who do not want any more children. The uterus, left intact, has a structural role in the abdomen, and the ovaries have a hormonal function right into old age. Why is it 'normal' to whip the whole lot out because of fibroids? Not enough awareness, and possibly skill, even among the gynaecologists. Pay more attention to women's gynaecological health, and do more research please!
2055.  V.B London
2054.  S.B Telford
2053.  C.A Herts
2052.  I.C Gosport
2051.  J.A CHESTER As a relatively new diagnosis of fibroids, I,m finding that the treatment is very varied. I had a scan and was told 1 large and 2smaller fibroids and my womb was bulky. Obviously I left thinking what does that mean no explanation. My appt was very quick from gynecology, so just have to wait and see. But I hate how my stomachlooks and how big it is, I can,t eat a proper meal at dinner time as I feel very full. I also have ongoing medical issues which are chronic. More research needs done.
2050.  J.T London More information for women on preventions or what happens if you have been diagnosed with it
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