Myomectomy. How We Remove Fibroids From the Uterus!

Surgical removal of fibroids from the uterus is called myomectomy. Dr Valieva and I talk all about myomectomy here is this podcast. We focus on laparoscopic myomectomy, if you want to learn more about hysteroscopic myomectomy, please view our Hysteroscopy video!
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[@Obsideankitten1010]

Thank you for posting this. I will be getting a laparoscopic myomectomy in 2 months and this video really helped explain it. I feel more informed going into my surgical consultations.

[@newschoolobgyn]

Thank you for the nice words! It keeps us going, Have a speedy recovery!

[@user-ko6pr6pq6e]

Excellent video. The best channel on KZbin providing invaluable information on Fibroids. Please keep going with it. A few questions…How can one prevent scarring of the uterus? Can you explain how you reconstruct the uterus post a complex fibroid removal case via an open myomectomy? Can you also provide information on aftercare recommendations for healing post surgery. Any recommendations on how we can prepare our bodies prior to surgery? I’m asking as someone currently awaiting surgery for an open myomectomy and these are a few questions swirling around in my head that could also be beneficial for others in a similar situation to me.

[@newschoolobgyn]

We wish you a speedy recovery! Unfortunately not much can be done to prevent the scarring, it’s how the body heals. I would defer to your doctor on specifics, but generally a more active recovery is best

[@jeweljohn2001]

How many days off from work? do you vaginally bleed from surgery after surgery ? 18 cm subseroal vertical open mymomectomy

[@newschoolobgyn]

Return to work often is a collaborative decision with your doctor based on what someone does for work and the extent of the surgery. As far as bleeding after, I always tell my patients to expect some irregularity in the first 1-2 cycles, shouldn’t be heavy