Signature No.	Petitioner	Locality	Opinions
863.	M.M	Pinner	Hysterectomy should not be the only option, more research is needed!
862.	L.W	Rotherham	I was diagnosed with Fibroids a couple of years ago, I dont belevie I ahve been given all my options, I have had to reseacrhc and tell the doctor what I want - to save my fertility. More infoamtion and options need to be available.
861.	R.H	Woodley , Reading	Really necessary research - please give it priority.
860.	L.G	Aberdeen
859.	W.G	Kilmarnock
858.	L.T	Ely
857.	H.R	Holmfirth	More research as options are very limited on NHS and seams hysterectomy is nearly always preferred path
856.	S.S	Windsor
855.	S.K	London
854.	V.S	Ascot	This is a cause that needs more research to help the huge number of women that suffer with these.
853.	C.E	Enfield
852.	S.J.R	Farnborough	I think this needs to be looked into definitely as it affects so many women.
851.	A.B	Camberley
850.	J	Reading
849.	M.C	Wokingham
848.	G.L	Warfield
847.	S.C	Basingstoke	In my early 20’s I started suffering from severe abdomen pain, doctors investigated and concluded that I was suffering from IBS. It was not until my early 30’s when I was unsuccessful at falling pregnant that a GP carried out a pelvic examination and found a large mass, an ultrasound scan showed a 20cm mass. After a myomectomy fibroids were removed and I was lucky to fall pregnant and give birth to a baby girl. However now at the age of 36 I have to face the option of a Hysterectomy due to multiple fibroids. I feel early detection of fibroid is very poor; throughout my 20’s I went back to GP’s concerned that I was continuing to suffering from extreme pain and blotted stomach, my concerns were dismissed and told the symptoms were just IBS, after 10 yrs of pain I was given the diagnosis of fibroids and only one doctor had the foresight to carry out an internal pelvic examination.
846.	C.T	Wokingham
845.	J.W	Camberley
844.	R.B	Camberley