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Common hysterectomy procedure may spread uterine cancer
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2014
- A new study is raising questions about a common hysterectomy procedure, power morcellation, that may spread cancer that has not yet been detected. A 41-year-old mother is now battling Stage 4 cancer after her gynecologic surgery spread cancer through her abdomen. Dr. Mallika Marshall reports.
My sister passed away after 3 months of hysterectomy, she was diagnosed stage 4 cancer . It could have been prevented if the surgeon would have done the biopsy before hysterectomy.
Sorry for your loss it happened to my Mom they didn't do biopsy and she passed away after 7 month
So you mean the SOP if cancer is present is to not perform hysterectomy???
My sister also passed away 5 months after her hysterectomy. They did find the cancer before the hysterectomy but she was diagnosed with stage 5 cancer 2 months after her hysterectomy. IDK wtf they did, they failed her horribly.
@@Tinalicous my sister 2 years older than me passed last march 16. It was a Sunday afternoon. They did the hysterectomy december last year.
They know she had stage 4 cancer before surgery. My question is, why do they still perform the hysterectomy even if they find cancer already???
May I know what stage she was diagnosed with before surgery???
@@Tinalicouswhat kind if cancer she had and what were her symptoms before surgery?
Thank you for sharing this. I now know not to let them do this to me. Going through this now.
Same 😢
Hi, how did it go?
I just had a hysterectomy. I had to have my uterus biopsied before hysterectomy.
I had a small fibroid that was biopsied at hysterectomy. All came back clear
I would do radiation
@@brandonallen4873why
I hope you’re doing well. I just had my biopsy two days ago and am hoping for good results
I just went to a fibroid consult and the dr said that 1% of cases are cancerous and in order to qualify for a laparoscopic procedure, I need to do a blood test and a D & C so that they can test for cancer before they'll do the procedure. I feel badly for this lady that she had to go through this. I hope she's okay.
I had this procedure before my laparoscopic hysterectomy so they could figure out if there was cancer beforehand. I feel so bad for women that didn't have that option for whatever reason.
What kind of Blood test it was?
@@JA-bj9tz I don't remember what he said it was. I ended up going to two other consults and neither of them do this blood test nor d&c; just a biopsy. I think the first guy I went to goes overboard on -re-op. He also wanted to put me on 3 months of lupron (cutting all estrogen) to shink the tumors before surgery which the other two wouldn't do in my case either. Second and third opinions are important.
I was diagnosed with endometrial cancer stage 1 after a D & C. I was referred to an oncologist. My gyno had given me to go for a mammogram, sonomammogram and a vaginal sonogram (don’t remember the complete name). With these results I was a step ahead when I visited my oncologist for the 1st time. He immediately gave me four tests for me to do before the laparoscopic total hysterectomy salpingo oophectomy. 1. Get a colonoscopy, ct scan, mri and blood tests. I had to wait for insurance to approve ct scan and mri. But finally I’m done with my worries that it would go up to other advance stages. I’m recuperating now. Colonoscopy is to make sure there is any other things. I had two polyps removed. So my Dr. Knew very well what he was doing. Blood tests can tell Dr. How and what is in the blood with cancer patients.
Oh my gosh. Years ago I had a hysterectomy. I just went through cancer where my left kidney with surrounding tissue, etc removed due to cancer!!!. I dont believe anyone was aware of this possible outcome! Estellle Gentry Austin
Hope you’re okay 🙏
I had the same thing! 🥺But, it was my right kidney. Plus I had fibroids. I believe I had endometriosis also, the pain and irregular bleeding was horrendous.😢 God's luck to one and all.🙏🏼
How are you??
@@denisemaples6519 how are you??
These Drs get away with killing way too much
😢 yes they do.
But is it intentional
@@GodGotMe762Negligence.
@@Infadeyl is it or greed??? Money money money.. ??
I am so glad that my Dr isn't playing around hes taking everything ovaries uterus cervix. Abdominally hes not going to make me wait and go through all the "testing" when we already know. I have a tumor and cyst and ive been bleeding irregular for 5 years and having rectal bleeding. April 4th the parts come out so thankful for my Dr
Hope all went well 🙏
Any updates?
So did you get your C &D?
@@sama1585 no actually he said that since I'm a Suboxone patient he wasn't going to touch me because I'm "drug seeking" trying to get the surgery to get narcotics 😒 because yeah doesn't everyone wanna give up an organ and be in agony post op just in the hopes of getting maybe one of two IV narcotic shots ... Like come on the ridiculous thing too is I stopped taking my Suboxone 14 days before the scheduled surgery date cold turkey so I wouldn't experience precipitated withdraw symptoms and he still said I was drug seeking. The reason I got on Suboxone was for pain management because I knew I would need it the rest of my life due to my major Car accident kidney diseaseb Lupus and Sjogans and now they suspect Celiac disease as well . Wich I did not know today can cause you to not have a cycle for 6 months at s time my endometrium was sooo thick this Dr was hollering cancer cancer probably need a MASECTOMY as well total quack
Hope you are feeling better now
Why wasn’t her cancer not detected!!! Did they not send the specimen off to the lab?
Sometimes it's not dedicated because the biopsy is done in random area of the uterine
My question is whats the SOP if theres cancer, NO hysterectomy???
I think at least for me Im gonna trust the Lord. I have endometrial cancer and going in for a laproscopic hysterectomy this coming Friday.
Hi how did it go?
How did it go
OMG, Wish i had seen this before. I've just had the same surgery for same thing, they said if it comes back, it'll be in the virgina, if they know this, why aren't they doing open surgery 😢
What is open surgery?
Because they don't care about her well-being 😢. I learned that the hard way. My uterus only had adhesions from a c-section and my gynecologist still removed my uterus and cervix 😢. Iife has been very difficult ever since my hysterectomy.
@@araceliserrato1189Hi, can I ask why your life is very difficult after your surgery?
I was just diagnosed with endo cancer getting ready for hysterectomy. I'm now doing open. I'm afraid what stage and if it's sarcoma very aggressive.
chemo or radiation may be strongly recommended
I'm also scheduled for a hysterectomy the 22nd for the same cancer.
I’m in the same boat as you. Just had a laparoscopic non invasive total hysterectomy salpingo oophectomy. Recuping now. They removed cervix, uterus, Fallopian tubes and ovaries. Dissecting and pathology almost 30 specimens to find out more of my cancer and thank God. There is no more things in there. In some cases patients dont need radiation ☢️ or quimio if caught in early stages. But regular checkups is a most. And testings. Very important
My aunt had ovarian cancer a year ago she had a hysterectomy & she is cancer free..
Going through the same thing have not been diagnosed with cancer yet thank heavens I hope you recover, but definitely do not get a UFE for fibroids
No UFE why?
What is a UFE?
@@crystalhytower1982 UFE stands for uterine fibroid embolization. It's a minimally invasive procedure used to treat uterine fibroids, which are noncancerous growths that develop in the uterus. During a UFE procedure, tiny particles are injected into the blood vessels that supply the fibroids, cutting off their blood supply and causing them to shrink and die. UFE can help alleviate symptoms such as heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain, and urinary frequency.
Doctor kept blowing her off.
Where is a national cancer institute in Florida. Please help. OBGYN wants my 44 year old wife to have a total hysterectomy because of the braca gene. She has zero cysts and zero cancer on her ovaries. I want the best healthcare possible for my dear wife but I think that she needs a second opinion Please help me. Concerned husband
Please contact Dr. Segundo Cardenas-Goicoechea, MD is an oncology specialist in Weston, FL. Dr. Cardenas-Goicoechea has extensive experience in Gynecologic also experienced in cancer research. He’s at Weston Hospital
You are only concerned about your sex life let's be for real
Try Moffit
What happened?
This is awful
My sister passed away 1 week after her hysterectomy
Was it cancer? What happened
@@alwaystonya8750 yes. Doctor kept ignoring her complaints of heavy bleeding. She went to ER. Doctor told her to get a hysterectomy. She did. It was no use. 5 days later she died . She starved also. Couldn't drink water either. It spread to every organ. clear cell endometrial uterine cancer. Clear cell cancer causes most cancers. It causes the endometrial
Wondering the same thing
Im sorry for your loss 😢
I'm so sorry. Can I ask the reason?
Cory im so sorry
At first I wanted a robotic procedure but I’m glad I did open abdominal!
I just had robotic procedure this past Monday and my recovery is amazing compared to laparotomy. Just curious to know why you are glad you had an open procedure. The patient in the video underwent morcellization where they broke down the uterus into pieces to remove it through small portals in the abdomen, not realizing she had cancer contained in fibroids. I don’t believe her surgery was robotic.
@@WhisperWorshiper I was not a candidate. My uterus was too big and my left ovary was glued to my abdominal wall😌. Not everyone is a candidate for it. I feel amazing although I’m still in recovery!
@@bluemoongoddess2370 Oh, okay. I forgot that I was a candidate because my uterus was small enough. So glad to hear that you are doing well! 🤗
@@WhisperWorshiper thank you. I’m feeling much better. Hope your recovery is coming well!
@@bluemoongoddess2370how is your recovery and your experience with general anesthesia I am going to have abdominal in a few weeks? Just curious
Many doctors tell patients that have fibroids that fibroids are not cancerous. It is possible to have endometrial cancer and fibroids! I had both. An ultrasound is not sufficient to make the determination & clock is ticking to get correct treatment.
How did they diagnose? Did you get a hysterectomy
I also had 30+ fibroids, a calcified fibroid and endometrial cancer.