Vaginal Laser Therapy Questions

You should take proper check up again like sonography.
Chemotherapy may have killed cancer cells that time but it does not cure the tendency to grow it again.
There are chances of recurrence.
You can consult me at Lybrate for homoeopathic treatment.

She can use it, but it will not be very useful. While inserting vaginal pessary she should be very careful as not to injure the cervical growth, otherwise, she may have bleeding.

You should consult an oncologist and take proper advise.
Diseases like cancer cannot be advised like this.
My other advise is to take homoeopathic treatment side by side. It is the best way to reduce the complications and get healthy fast.

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This is the right medicine for thick endometrium. As you are nearing menopause, there are other medicines also which can be given with successful results. What are your symptoms? You can follow her advice without any doubt. If later you want to discuss or go on another regime, you can contact me.

You should go for hysteroscopy. You can consult me through Lybrate for homoeopathic treatment and further guidance about endometrial hyperplasia.

Fistula take long time to heal depending upon variety. So it may be healing or early recurrance difficult to say without seeing the patient.

It is advisable to remove endometrial polyp and send to lab for histopathology.
D & C is minimum, ideally Hysteroscopy should be done at same time

Patient needs to be evaluated clinically and may need colpo guided biopsy before planning treatment. This helps to decide about extent of surgery. The aim of treatment will be to give patient single modality of treatment .Either surgery alone or radiotherapy.
If she is planned for surgery it need to be done by trained gynec oncologist so that chances that she will need further treatment is reduced to minimal.
The cost of surgery is around a lakh .My hospital has patient support program a...more

Hello. First I want to clarify your doubt that it's not that your surgery was unsuccessful. Perianal abscess is an emergency procedure to drain the pus out, nothing else.
Second it's not that your abscess developed into fistula rather it's reverse that you already had an underlying fistula which presented as an abscess.
I would recommend you to get an Mr. fistulogram done and then consultant a good general surgeon or a proctosurgeon.
A complete fistulectomy or fistulotomy is the best...more