Oh yeah???? Well FUCK YOU TOO!

[mynewplace]

Q. How does the HTA System work?
A. First, your cervix will be slightly dilated to allow the introduction of the telescope through the vagina, into the cervix and then into the uterus. This gives your gynecologist a view of the inside of your uterus to assure proper positioning. Then, your uterus will be filled with room temperature saline solution to gently clean and flush the uterus. The fluid will be gradually heated to 90ºC and circulated in the uterus for ten minutes in order to treat the endometrium (lining of the uterus). When the treatment is complete, the uterus will be flushed with room temperature saline to cool the uterus and the probe. Your uterine lining has been treated and will slough off similar to a menstrual period over the next few weeks.

 All I can say is it BETTER NOT LAST MUCH MORE THAN A FEW WEEKS.  This is getting REAL old, REAL fast. 

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[alfabet126.livejournal.com]

I was naive and shocked to find out about all the bleeding that comes after childbirth. Not having a period was so wonderful for all those months of pregnancy, but to have to make up for all those missed ones at once? Somehow I stupidly also thought that having a c-section would eliminate the bleeding. Nope! But at least I was on the low end of the spectrum and only bled about a week and a half. That's still about 3 times longer than a regular period for me.

All that TMI just to say that I can't imagine going through that. When I'm not on the pill I'm irregular, and that causes enough anxiety.

[sapphirescarlet.livejournal.com]

I have to admit that if this is going to be the norm for the next few weeks, but I still get no periods afterward? It will have been worth it. My periods were hell. Just plain old hell.

You know, I remember being SO relieved to go without a period for all those months! I wasn't too pleased to see them come back then, either.