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Answer to Which one do you think Henry VIII would have chosen had Anne Boleyn & Kat Howard both been at the court at the same time? by Gabrielle Lee Smoger https://www.quora.com/Which-one-do-you-think-Henry-VIII-would-have-chosen-had-Anne-Boleyn-Kat-Howard-both-been-at-the-court-at-the-same-time/answer/Gabrielle-Lee-Smoger?ch=18&oid=107965192&share=72ad1ea0&srid=7KVRc&target_type=answer

[gynecologytreatments]

Finding relief from uterine fibroids

Uterine fibroids will affect 75 percent of women at some point during their lifetime. For some women, these noncancerous tumors that grow on the uterine walls can be tiny and painless. For others, they can cause symptoms like heavy bleeding, constipation, frequent urination, pelvic pressure or pain, and pain in the legs or back.

Looking for relief from symptoms like these, many women turn to a hysterectomy.

“A hysterectomy is a solution to uterine fibroids, but it’s not the only option for relief from symptoms from uterine fibroids,” explains David Smoger, MD, interventional radiologist at Riddle Hospital.

Although hysterectomies provide relief from uterine fibroid symptoms, the procedure also has long-lasting effects. In addition to its long recovery period, a hysterectomy also prevents women from having children and, in some cases, can prompt early menopause.

But thanks to new techniques, Dr. Smoger says that women with uterine fibroids have more options for relief than ever before.

“A hysterectomy can be beneficial, but for younger groups of women who are affected for different options that won’t affect their reproductive health, there are other options available.”

Below, Dr. Smoger explores some of the newest medical procedures that women can explore in lieu of a hysterectomy.

Watchful waiting

Though this is technically not a medical procedure, watchful waiting can prove to be a better option for women whose fibroids are small and not causing them any painful symptoms. Your physician will closely monitor the size of your fibroids and symptoms and, should they get larger or worsen, you can consider other treatment options together.

Uterine fibroid (or artery) embolization (UFE/UAE)

A second minimally-invasive option for the treatment of uterine fibroids, UFE/UAE is a popular treatment option for women and can be used to safely treat most cases of uterine fibroids.

In addition to being a minimally-invasive option and offering a quick return to normal activities, UFE/UAE also offers relief to women with chronic bleeding and pain as a result of uterine fibroids. By injecting small particles into the uterine artery to restrict their blood supply, UFE/UAE causes fibroids to shrink and die over time. Once these fibroids have been destroyed, the majority of women experience relief from painful symptoms, too.

Myomectomy

Although minimally invasive options like FUS and UFE/UAE have become the norm for many women being treated for uterine fibroids and their symptoms, there are some cases where more invasive options may be necessary.

Myomectomy procedures—which can be either laparoscopic, robotic, hysteroscopic, or abdominal— involve the surgical removal of fibroids from the uterus. While a laparoscopic or robotic myomectomy may be best for women who have very few or small fibroids, a hysteroscopic or abdominal myomectomy are reserved for more severe cases. Your physician can help you determine whether or not this option is best for you.

Unlike a hysterectomy, in most cases, a myomectomy can preserve uterine function and allow women to become pregnant at a future date.

Among all the options for uterine fibroid treatment, Dr. Smoger reminds women that there is no “best” option.

“Every woman’s experience with uterine fibroids is different. Some women may experience little to no symptoms, some women may find their daily lives are interrupted by them,” he says. “If you’re experiencing symptoms and trying to determine which treatment option is best, talk to your physician. You can work together to find the option that best suits your needs.”

Focused ultrasound surgery (FUS)

One of the newer options for uterine fibroid treatment, an FUS uses a high-energy ultrasound to precisely locate, heat, and destroy fibroids tissues in the uterus using sound waves. FUS is a non-invasive procedure that is performed on an outpatient basis, which makes it an appealing option for many women who are looking for a quick return to normal activities.

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Steve Smoger Obituary ; Hall of Fame referee Steve Smoger Death – Cause of Death

Steve Smoger Obituary ; Hall of Fame referee Steve Smoger Death – Cause of Death

Steve Smoger Death Steve Smoger Obituary, Death Cause: We got information about the Death of Steve Smoger on December 18, 2022, through Social Media posts and News Websites. It was with a profound feeling of sadness, and an uneasy heart that loved ones and family members, as well as colleagues, and colleagues announced the sudden death of one of his beloved family members. Steve Smoger’s Cause of…

[ejaypie]

🗣The boxing world lost a fixture in veteran referee Steve Smoger today. I've known Steve for many years and he and I have worked several fights together in the US and Saint Marteen. He will indeed be missed. Rest Well.😪 https://www.instagram.com/p/CmXQV0uorQ8uzGwBGp_On1zK5Vtj-6WOtLZvFs0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[streetal]

BICE • SMOG • DEFEK #bice #bicer #smog #smoger #defek #deftldcm @def_tldcm #graffiti #graffitibombing #street #activelifestyle #streetactivelifestyle #streetal #sigueenelcamino

[fuck-customers]

We have a notorious customer at the Smoger I work at who tries to give us pamphlets about the dangers of immunization and circumcision and leaves brochures about cosleeping and natural remedies around the store. Well today she came in with her whole brood of offspring (10 in all) to do her weekly shopping+the other crap. The two oldest boys were over in my department and we got to talking about how life was going while I helped them find some items. Turns out both of them are not only fully immunized, but were also circumcised at birth. They are her own biological children so it's confusing as to why they got a different treatment to their younger siblings. They seem like good boys, or young men I guess since they're 18 and 17 by their own admission. I'm a 17 year old guy myself, before anyone accuses me of being a creep for discussing this topic with a 17 year old. Oh, and I'm intact and happy about it, but I don't care if other people choose to circumcise their boys and I fully support vaccines and I'm thankful to my parents for vaccinating me as a baby.

[icaruskeyartist]

We have a notorious customer at the Smoger I work at who tries to give us pamphlets about the dangers of immunization and circumcision and leaves brochures about cosleeping and natural remedies around the store. Well today she came in with her whole brood of offspring (10 in all) to do her weekly shopping+the other crap. The two oldest boys were over in my department and we got to talking about how life was going while I helped them find some items. Turns out both of them are not only fully immunized, but were also circumcised at birth. They are her own biological children so it's confusing as to why they got a different treatment to their younger siblings. They seem like good boys, or young men I guess since they're 18 and 17 by their own admission. I'm a 17 year old guy myself, before anyone accuses me of being a creep for discussing this topic with a 17 year old. Oh, and I'm intact and happy about it, but I don't care if other people choose to circumcise their boys and I fully support vaccines and I'm thankful to my parents for vaccinating me as a baby.

I'm pro vaccination myself, but I'm more eh on the circumcision thing. I consider it needless body mutilation, and I won't comment on religious reasons for it being done. Straight up, religion is a hard no from me unless it's Christianity for me to discuss here.

The mother most likely got into her more crunchy beliefs after she had the eldest two. At least, that's what I've noticed irl and online.

[mnstcrbnll-a]

Smoger (POISON) & Smogeror (POISON/FIGHTING), two Pokès created by smog and pollution

bc i forgot to draw some poison types fnasdg

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Steve “Double SS” Smoger Passes the 1,000 bout Mark

Steve “Double SS” Smoger Passes the 1,000 bout Mark

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By: Ken Hissner Whenever you consider somebody that presents himself in the ring and may “outshine” the boxers in the corners you’ll be able to image “Steve Smoger”. How many occasions have a witnessed at boxing occasions individuals from the viewers go as much as him and introduce themselves to be able to…

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[taxi-trolls]

Uranum, got any plans?

“Do you mean for the future or just today? For the future i hope i can wring out that bastard Smoger’s neck. For just today, i’m gonna see how many cups of coffee i can down until i have a heart attack.”

[a-minstrel]

We have a notorious customer at the Smoger I work at who tries to give us pamphlets about the dangers of immunization and circumcision and leaves brochures about cosleeping and natural remedies around the store. Well today she came in with her whole brood of offspring (10 in all) to do her weekly shopping+the other crap. The two oldest boys were over in my department and we got to talking about how life was going while I helped them find some items. Turns out both of them are not only fully immunized, but were also circumcised at birth. They are her own biological children so it's confusing as to why they got a different treatment to their younger siblings. They seem like good boys, or young men I guess since they're 18 and 17 by their own admission. I'm a 17 year old guy myself, before anyone accuses me of being a creep for discussing this topic with a 17 year old. Oh, and I'm intact and happy about it, but I don't care if other people choose to circumcise their boys and I fully support vaccines and I'm thankful to my parents for vaccinating me as a baby.

idk what youre talking about anon but i do support vaccines. however i dont support any medically unnecessary, nonconsentual genital cutting.

[bilisotor375]

[streetal]

BICE • SMOG #bice #bicer #smog #smoger #graffiti #graffitibombing #street #activelifestyle #streetactivelifestyle #streetal #sigueenelcamino