Signature No. |
Petitioner |
Locality |
Opinions |
1229. |
D |
Beeford
| |
1228. |
K.O |
Ansty
| |
1227. |
M.M |
Coventry
| It seems that medical professionals
need this as much as sufferers so
that they are in confident in
prescribing alternatives to \'have a
baby\'. |
1226. |
G.R |
Southampton
| Had abdominal pain and was sent for
scan. 2.5cm fibroid was found. GP said
pain was due to indigestion. Nothing
done about the fibroid. About. a year
later started having very heavy period,
another GP said was menopause. Had
to insist for another scan and lo and
behold the fibroid had grown to 10cm.
Insisted to see a consultant. Just saw
one and now waiting to have
hysterectomy. I am getting to 50. and
have 3 kids so dont really mind the op.
but if its a younger person who had to
go through this and end up with a
hysterectomy that will be very bad. |
1225. |
B |
Warwick
| |
1224. |
K |
Preston
| I would like more research to be done on Fibroids, I have just had a Laparoscopy and Hysterectomy and a large cervical fibroid has been located and 'could be' the cause of my painful periods I couldhave told them this yonks ago and although I don't want kids I don't particularly want a hysterectomy, get researching! |
1223. |
G.C |
Billingham
| |
1222. |
S.S |
Liverpool
| |
1221. |
J.B |
Oxford
| Please |
1220. |
M.H |
London
| |
1219. |
S.W |
ABBOTS BROMLEY
| Please investigate as an urgent priority as GP's usually push Hysterectomy & Hormone treatments which have a vast impact on quality of lifestyle. As a Crew Manager of the Fire Service I am desperately trying to find alternatives as this could have a devastating impact on my career. Thank-you. |
1218. |
T.H |
Southend on sea
| |
1217. |
R.B |
St Albans
| Help, much more research needed.
Give so many good women their
quality of life back. |
1216. |
H.R |
Casalmaiocco
| |
1215. |
K.K |
Moscow
| |
1214. |
S.M |
Glasgow
| |
1213. |
M.K.M.B |
Harrogate
| |
1212. |
S.H |
Birmingham
| Ive never heard of this before at first i thought i had thyroid? plus im pregnant so i really dont know what to expect? |
1211. |
A.P |
London
| |
1210. |
C.G |
London
| I have suffered from torrential bleeding for several years, and thought it was part of growing older (I am 51). I had a hysteroscopic resection last week and am hoping that this will sort the problem out. It is only since my fibroids were discovered a couple of months ago, and I have talked to friends and colleagues, that I have realised what a common problem fibroids are and what misery they cause so many women. |