Signature No.	Petitioner	Locality	Opinions
2050.	J.T	London	More information for women on preventions or what happens if you have been diagnosed with it
2049.	E.W	Alburgh,Harleston,Norfolk	Having just had Uterine Artery Embolisation, I was appalled that most of the consultants I saw just automatically offered a full hysterectomy when in my case was not needed. The procedure for me was most successful,least invasive and great results . We need more funding to train,educate and offer patients their right to a choice. I had to fund my own treatment just to receive what I knew was right for me .
2048.	M.Y	Harrow
2047.	J.K	Frome	I had endometriosis for over three decades. I found little was known about the condition and there were little treatment options. I also realised in recent years that the way I live my life, my daly living choices have a lot to do with my health, and since making a lot of changes the symptoms of endometriosis have now dissipated. I see so many If not all womens health conditions on the rise - and the question I have is how is it that in this modern world with all the technology, drugs, research etc we have that womens health is on the decline, more and more conditions and rising statistics? Having learnt that lifestyle played a strong factor in my condition, and as I made changes the condition improved - there is a greater question here - how are women living their lives? and how much does lifestyle play a role in the cause of womens health issues? why is it womens health conditions are on the rise? These are questions that research could start to ask - about endometriosis and womens health conditions.
2046.	R.J	Newport	The information that is available is conflicting, I.e fibroids can not Affect your fertility, on other sites they can affect your fertility. I don\'t know the type of fibroid because apparently that isn\'t important.
2045.	C.C	Liss	Fibroids can make a woman's life a misery, and the condition can be all too easily dismissed as a minor complaint.
2044.	R	22 shaftesbury. ave	Should look for nhs funwinds,for fabroids
2043.	S.M	Hillam
2042.	J.W	Kettering	Following 2 consultants recommendations that I have hysterectomy I am still seeking an alternative less drastic course of action.
2041.	J.L	Manchester
2040.	J.W	Seaford
2039.	C.N	London
2038.	J.R	Ripon
2037.	L.P	Newcastle under Lyme
2036.	A.D	Milton keynes	Recently diagnosed with large Fibroids. Took a long time to get diagnosis. GP sent me for scans saying that she felt nothing was that wrong. Spent several years with unpleasant symptoms and issues affecting bladder.
2035.	V	London	This is such a serious and common problem with very little information available about it. I read there isn\'t even a nhs leaflet about fibroids. This condition is dangerous and ruins women\'s lives, more research is needed especially in alternative and non surgical options, and in prevention so young women of tomorrow can avoid this
2034.	E.B	LONDON	MUCH MORE RESEARCH NEEDED INTO NON INVASIVE THERAPIES AND CURES!!!!!!
2033.	K.A	Colchester
2032.	A.R	London	There needs to be more information and causes and ways to prevent fibroids. Two years ago during a scan for a non related purpose, it was discovered that I had two fibroids, the largest of which was 4cm. The gynaecologist at the time told me to eat healthily and sent me on my way. Two years later, I found I am pregnant and experience bleeding - the scan reveals that I now have 5 massive fibroids, that have the potential to give me a painful and risky pregnancy. If I was given the appropriate preventative treatment or advice 2 years later, I wouldn't have this increased risk of losing my baby now.
2031.	L.G	Blackwood