Yesterday, I wanted to see what I could find out about the DaVinci surgery. You might know what it is if you watch Grey's Anatomy. In the 2009 season finale, the Chief bought one of these robotic surgery machines and it was a huge deal.
Now, I am not in the habit of researching the latest medical trends, but lately when I have been on hold for my doctor, I kept hearing one of their ads that 2 doctors in her practice now perform the DaVinci surgery. I then found that it can be used to remove big fibroids.
In fact, recovery is 4 weeks for the Da Vinci surgery versus 6 weeks for the open, c-section surgery. I asked my doctor about it. She and the fertility doctor that she has been consulting with are determining if it would work for me. That's why I needed an MRI.
Knowing that it could be an option, I did a search for fibroids and DaVinci surgery. I found a great website with hundreds of testimonials. I found it so incredibly helpful. You can also YouTube a video and watch a surgery being performed. Don't know why you would want to, but if you wanted to, you could.
This really got me thinking about how much my fertility process has been influenced with the Internet.
I started reading online months before TTC what I needed to do. When I started trying, I googled pregnancy symptoms, I joined babycenter.com and learned more than I ever thought existed about pregnancy, until I was fluent in the language (DH, DD, TTC, TWW, BFN, BFP). I learned about the Clearblue Easy Fertility Monitor and read tons of reviews before I bought it. I then learned how to decipher it with a chat group. I charted my fertility with fertilityfriend.com. I researched people who had bleeding during miscarriages, miscarriages, trying to conceive after a miscarriage.
What I learned was many people, including myself, were just looking for hope. Someone who had their symptoms and turned out to be pregnant or someone who lost a baby but went on to have 3 healthy kids. Now I am looking for success stories of people who had their fibroids out after having miscarriages and went on to uneventful pregnancies.
It is funny how we learn to trust strangers in similar circumstances more than we sometimes trust our friends and doctors. I also wonder if I would even know how to get pregnant without the Internet. I have to be honest, I didn't remember much from Human Growth and Development in fifth grade and I think they were trying to teach us how to avoid, rather than achieve pregnancy.
I feel like this information I have garnered on the Internet has given me the power to make better decisions.
Fertility Frenzy: Tales of trying to get pregnant: One girl's guide of trying to get pregnant, stay pregnant, and bring home a baby. Diagnosed with a huge fibroid, I thought I had found the reason for the recurrent miscarriages. This blog takes a humorous approach to a painful process of getting pregnant.
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Lara and I had a large fibroid removed via C-section style in 12/2005. I was pregnant with my first child when I found out I had a very large fibroid that would ultimately cause me to miscarry. True to the doctor's prediction, I went into pre-term labor at 5m/3w and lost my little angel. After the loss, my OB/GYN advised me that I need to have the fibroid removed before TTC again. She siad if I didn't have it removed, I would most likely loose another baby due to the fact that the fibroid was growing inward and pushing the baby out. Well, I had the surgery in 12/2005 and waited 3 months before trying again.
Well, we did the TTC thing for 1 year & 6 months without any success. After a year and a half of crying and miss holding a baby in my arms, we went to see a RE (Reporductive Specialist). Before I went to the RE, I was reading (Taking Control of your Fertility) and found out that I had a short Luteal Phase. I told the RE about my findings, and she immediately prescribed Progesterone. That same month of taking Progesterone I got my BFP. I now have a very healthy baby boy.
To God be the Glory.
Thanks for sharing your story! Gives me hope that progesterone therapy works. Congrats on your baby boy!
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