May 26, 2014 · Biote and excessive weight gain Natural Meno Post Hysterectomy - Kept Ovaries

Jan 4, 2022 · I just got my first Biote estrogen and testosterone pellet implanted 3 weeks ago. The water retention and bloating is the only side effect I’m noticing. But my doctor had me supplement my pellet with my regular oral hormone regimen which was a bio identical 1MG of bi est/3MG of test capsule up until the day before yesterday.

Feb 25, 2013 · I have the official bioTE brochure, but I need YOUR help! I want to hear from you all, PLEASE! I am feeling somewhat overwhelmed trying to keep all my regular stuff juggled, without adding more HRT research, and side effects, to the mix. Give me all the good, the bad, and the ugly stuff you know about my situation... many thanks! Natalie

Sep 20, 2021 · HysterSisters.com is a massive online community with over 475,000 members and over 5 million posts. Our community is filled with women who have been through the Hysterectomy experience providing both advice and support …

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Sep 29, 2011 · Arnold Advincula, M.D. Columbia Ob/Gyn Midtown 51 West 51st St, 3rd FL New York NY 10019 (855) 75-OBGYN: Ellen Wilson, M.D.

Feb 9, 2009 · Had a scratchy throat for a few days from being intubated. Had post-procedure spotting for about 10 days afterwards which was minor in comparison to my usual flow from menses. Very, very minimal cramping/discomfort the first 2 days. Ibuprofen was adequate for that. Yes, of course, there are risks with any procedure.

Mayra J. Thompson, M.D. 5323 Harry Hines Blvd Dept OBGYN Dallas TX 75290 214-645-3888: Ken Sinervo, M.D. 1140 Hammond Dr., Ste. F6220

This procedure is done through an approximately one inch single incision in the fold of the belly button which avoids the large six to eight inch incision made in the lower abdomen involved in typical open hysterectomy and the multiple (3 - 5) approximately one inch incisions required for standard laparoscopic surgery.