Signature No. |
Petitioner |
Locality |
Opinions |
2029. |
P.S |
Manchester
| My mum has suffered with fibroids for
the best part of 10 years - the only
options given to her have been "have a
hysterectomy," or, "wait it out,
sometimes they get better after the
menopause."
Neither of these options are truly
without their drawbacks.
There needs to be more awareness and
research in regards to fibroids, their
treatment, and how to support their
sufferers. |
2028. |
M.S |
Kington
| I believe there must be an alternative to
surgery for fibroid treatment and further
research is needed to secure this. |
2027. |
D.A |
Northampton
| When drs leave you months without
doing anything and ur in severe pain |
2026. |
L.M |
Enfield
| Gynaecology Medical sec |
2025. |
S.S |
Woking
| |
2024. |
P.F |
Solihull
| |
2023. |
K.J |
Shrewsbury
| Didn't know anything about
this until told during a scan
that I had a fibroid can not
really find out what caused
this think research is needed. |
2022. |
C.B |
Northampton
| Is it the case, that perhaps if men had
to suffer this hell every month, would
there be more funding for research
and real life legislation?? Hmmmm.... |
2021. |
J.D |
Nottingham
| |
2020. |
T |
Edinburgh
| Fertility conservation is my only
concern when looking at treatment
options & worryingly there are very few
that don't carry a risk. More research
needs to be conducted into medical
treatments. Fully support articles such
as the following.
https://www.glowm.com/Critical_curren
t_issue/page/5 |
2019. |
D.W |
West Midlands
| |
2018. |
E.M |
LONDON
| This is a medical problem that
affects so many women. I have
probably used up quite abit of
your nhs budget from visiting
a ne and my gp many many
times. And popping non stop
iron pills pain killers and
many other drugs. And hormones
and blood transfusion. I think
it would be better for you
guys to research into this
area to cut these costs. As
that's all that can probably
persuade you to do any
research |
2017. |
J.P |
East Goscote Leicester
| |
2016. |
J.D |
Shortstown
| |
2015. |
J.M |
Whitstable
| |
2014. |
E.M |
Cleethorpes
| |
2013. |
B.H |
Dungannon
| |
2012. |
K.S |
Basildon
| I have just been told I have
fibroids for a second time.
I had novasure treatment in
2008 .i also have a 14.9 ml
thick endometrium. Taking
lots of pills iron for anemia
and tranexamic acid for
bleeding. Have had to stop
working, feel tired and
useless.women with this
condition need help and
support. |
2011. |
R.W |
Leeds
| I was diagnosed 5 years ago and
never offered any treatment and have
lived with the pain and discomfort.
The increase in pain over the last
year l sought another scan this has
not shown any change in my original
diagnosis. I feel that I have not been
offered all the options or any support
from my GP this needs to change so
it doesn't have such an impact on
women's lives: |
2010. |
G.T |
Reigate
| I believe there is not enough
research into fibroids and not enough
information available through the
NHS. Fibroids and heavy periods can
affect women\\\'s working life - heavy
periods have affected my ability to be
office based at times and I know I am
not alone., several friends of mine
also have to work from home at times
due to this |