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In reply to the discussion: A Trans-Vaginal Ultrasound is NOT a 'jelly on the belly' sonogram. [View all]Rhiannon12866
(252,604 posts)30. I was there for surgery
To remove fibroid tumors, which was done twice, so I've been poked and prodded and my second surgery was the kind with no incision, but a camera (laparoscopy), so I got used to that, too. So this must have been pretty invasive if it shocked me...
Fortunately, my third surgery got rid of the problem for good. I had uterine embolization, in which they inserted tiny beads into the arteries which fed the fibroids, so they went away. You certainly have my sympathies. I don't think you ever really get used to those invasive procedures, so doing them unnecessarily is unforgivable to me...
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So essentially they have legalized rape by device as long as the woman has an unwanted pregnancy?
YellowRubberDuckie
Feb 2012
#6
LOL! I'm not in Texas but I would gladly fly down to help you whip some asses if tht is FORCIBLY
Ecumenist
Feb 2012
#48
My cervical cancer was treated in a teaching hospital, usually with a large audience
REP
Feb 2012
#35
Yeah, that's very true, but they don't care about embryonic or fetal development.
joshcryer
Feb 2012
#14
If a woman isn't very far along, she probably wouldn't be able to see much on a regular ultrasound
Nikia
Feb 2012
#26
when i had my oldest son, they had to onitor him. i am sure it was not exactly the same but
seabeyond
Feb 2012
#39
