Review of Permanent Birth Control Options
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...types, all requiring spinal anesthesia for optimal pain control and patient satisfaction. Bilateral tubal ligation involves surgery to block the fallopian tubes
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...injury (one resulting in death), uterine perforation, emergent laparotomy, intensive care unit admissions, necrotizing fasciitis that resulted in vulvectomy, ureterocutaneous ostomy, and
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...injury (encephalopathy) caused by impaired detoxification pathways failing to purge certain vaccine ingredients. Encephalopathy has, in fact, been repeatedly compensated as a
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...accuracy, identify whether and where a brain injury was located and the extent of the damage. Results from these tests could then
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...neurological sequellae? Nene. Sounds like you suffered a brain injury. With all the surgery you had. Which led up to endocrine injuries.
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Post Hysterectomy Skeletal and Anatomical Changes
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...about two months post. I have nerve damage from a cervical spine injury from years ago and so was well aware of
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Unspoken Dangers of LEEP Procedures
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...last week with 8 mm deep and almost the entire width of my cervix taken out. I was put under local anesthesia
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Sexual Function After Hysterectomy
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...observed in part due to the inability to have rhythmic contractions of uterine muscles without the uterus present. Also, internal orgasms are
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