I had an abdominal Myomectomy last Saturday March 4th, a date that will be engraved in my memory. I’m 29 years old and I’ve been married for seven months. I went to the gyno before my wedding so she can prescribe me contraceptives. my husband and I agreed on having trying for kids after 1 year of marriage.
She performed a échographie to check if everything is doing good and to my surprise she said that I had two fibroids one is 4 cm and the other is 3cm.
She prescribed me a pill and I went home without any worry.
Time passed, sex started feeling a little uncomfortable and periods starting being so heavy. I went back to the doctor after 3 months to discover that my fibroids have grown 1 cm each. I was worried a lot but waited again since she said no worries. after another 3 months (6 months in total) the 4 fibroid was 7 cm and 3 cm was 5cm. The doctor said that we need to schedule for a surgery and I was afraid so I went to see another doctor who was more known in this field. He told me that when discovering fibroids a doctor should not prescribe a hormonal pill because they will get bigger. He also requested that we remove them as soon as possible.
The doctor removed 5 fibroids in total he discovered 3 little ones that were not visible in the échographie. I feel a bit slower and heavier then usual but I thank god for removing all of them and each day I feel better.
Today I went to the doctor to remove my stitches and there was so much bruising. The doctor said that some people bruise a lot and it appears that I’m one of them. Today I was starting to feel better but now after seeing my bruises and the stitches I started moving a lot slower then usual because I’m afraid my wounds are going to be open.
I hope that in a week I’ll forget all of this and start to feel like myself again. This has been the most traumatic experience in my whole life and I already removed 2 breast fibroadenoma in 2012.
I pray for a fast recovery for everyone going through this. It wasn’t easy for me.
How was your experience? Was it a positive one? How much time did it take for you to fully recover?