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Unnecessary Hysterectomies in India

Posted by Dr.Trupti on Thu, 21 Apr 2011

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Many of us might have read the shocking news about the removal of uterus of 226 women in Rajasthan. But this is not all. This is only one of the many cases that have surfaced. Many gynecologists carry out hysterectomies of young women even though there is no such clear indication. Money is the reason behind such malpractices. Several times doctors cite heavy bleeding as a reason for removal of uterus. But with advances in medical science hysterectomy is no more the only available option. Women w... Read More

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anamyna 22 Dec 12 5:27 PM Il y a trop de lhystérectomie dans la gyn. moderne . Moi il y a 4 ans on m'a proposé L'Hystérectomie à cause des petits fibromes. Moi aussi on me proposait une hystérectomie il y a 5 ans . Je n'ai pas fait. On ma proposé ou plutôt obligé de prendre des hormones. Je n'ai pas fait...Je me suis soigner avec des plantes. Maintenant je suis ménopausée et je me sens très bien avec mes petits fibromes. C'est pas toujours nécessaire faire une Hystérectomie prouve mon cas. Attention au Gynécologue abusive. Il y des alternative comme nova sure mes les médecins ne propose pas. aussi l’Europe est championne des hystérectomies abusive
scverma 14 May 11 1:39 AM I am dealing with this problem almost everyday. It is really hard for the wife to believe that she will be alright after any other treatment. Our social structure is such that women is ready to suffer pain and agony for false happiness of her husband that she has undertake hysterectomy for his sake. And the husband thinks he has done enough by getting hysterectomy done. May be also thinks some additional things ?? and his subconscious betrays his educated brain to say NO to hysterectomy. The game is in the hands of FIRST DOCTOR the patient visit and the GYNECOLOGIST who should both educate her for hysterectomy as LAST AND STILL NOT THE BEST OPTION.Will they care ? do the Medical Colleges have protocols?

anamyna

22 Dec 12
5:27 PM

Il y a trop de lhystérectomie dans la gyn. moderne . Moi il y a 4 ans on m'a proposé L'Hystérectomie à cause des petits fibromes. Moi aussi on me proposait une hystérectomie il y a 5 ans . Je n'ai pas fait. On ma proposé ou plutôt obligé de prendre des hormones. Je n'ai pas fait...Je me suis soigner avec des plantes. Maintenant je suis ménopausée et je me sens très bien avec mes petits fibromes. C'est pas toujours nécessaire faire une Hystérectomie prouve mon cas. Attention au Gynécologue abusive. Il y des alternative comme nova sure mes les médecins ne propose pas. aussi l’Europe est championne des hystérectomies abusive

scverma

14 May 11
1:39 AM

I am dealing with this problem almost everyday. It is really hard for the wife to believe that she will be alright after any other treatment. Our social structure is such that women is ready to suffer pain and agony for false happiness of her husband that she has undertake hysterectomy for his sake. And the husband thinks he has done enough by getting hysterectomy done. May be also thinks some additional things ?? and his subconscious betrays his educated brain to say NO to hysterectomy. The game is in the hands of FIRST DOCTOR the patient visit and the GYNECOLOGIST who should both educate her for hysterectomy as LAST AND STILL NOT THE BEST OPTION.Will they care ? do the Medical Colleges have protocols?