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Effective Treatment for Fibroids Effective Treatment for Fibroids should not be hysterectomy as first line treatment. Fibroids are benign (non-cancerous) tumours or growths affecting the uterus.  The uterus is composed almost entirely of muscle fibres. Uterine fibroids are noncancerous growths … Continued

Asherman’s Syndrome Treatment Asherman’s syndrome is a condition where adhesions form inside the uterus causing the front and back walls to stick together. It usually follows a D&C performed after a miscarriage, termination of pregnancy, or following a retained placenta. … Continued

Excess Deaths From Waiting Excess Deaths From Waiting amount to 15,860 in England’s emergency departments. This requires an investigation and accountability. The Royal College of Emergency Medicine’s latest report reported on the estimated 15,860 excess deaths associated with long waits … Continued

Gardasil Injury Settlement The first Gardasil Injury Settlement in the US. The first Gardasil litigation to reach a U.S. jury has ended in a confidential settlement. The landmark lawsuit that put Merck’s Gardasil HPV vaccine on trial. The litigation was … Continued

Asherman’s Syndrome from Retained Placenta Asherman’s Syndrome from Retained Placenta and surgical treatment to remove it can leave women infertile and needing additional treatment. When fragments of the placenta remain in the uterus after a procedure like a D&C, it … Continued

THE HEARTBREAK OF INFERTILITY The heartbreak of infertility is a deeply consuming experience, marked by disenfranchised grief, particularly due to Asherman’s Syndrome. It is more than just a medical diagnosis. It is an invisible, cumulative loss of your imagined family … Continued

What Matters to Women What matters to women who are undergoing gynaecological surgery? We have seen that pelvic organ prolapse (POP), stress urinary incontinence (SUI), and surgical mesh complications can substantially affect women’s quality of life. Although surgery is often … Continued

Trust The Doctor Trust The Doctor but nearly half of physicians believe that patients have less trust in their treatment recommendations today than they did several years ago. This is a reflection of growing public distrust in Doctors. Trust is … Continued

Wider Concerns About Asherman’s Syndrome Wider Concerns About Asherman’s Syndrome should be communicated to women. Patient safety requires knowledge about conditions to be imparted. The diagnosis and management of Asherman syndrome are often difficult. It requires a multi disciplinary team … Continued

Reducing the Risk of Ashermans Syndrome Reducing the Risk of Ashermans Syndrome has to be a focus for the NHS. There appears to be a vulnerable time in the postpartum period when the process of curettage is likely to incite … Continued