u/Thinkinthoughts1

I know some women who said after surgery their fibroids didn’t return, they changed a lot of their products like laundry soap to a homemade one.

I want to gauge people with fibroids common lifestyles.

When I started getting them I was also vegan but they grew super slow, I started eating meat for anemia but they grow way faster.

I just had removal surgery.

Going to cut out meat again except once in a while & change laundry soap.

I use gain - which soap do you use?

I sleep on an Amazon mattress - which mattress do you use?

I regrettably drink Starbucks too often - do you have a habit like this?

Trying to think of any other triggers & feel free to share what did or didn’t work for you.

Went on a ten min walk got really winded & now I’m cramping a lot I haven’t had pain meds this whole time but ow this is day 4 post op :( someone tell me I’m okay pls

I rent a room at a yoga studio, I’m new to owning my own buisness I’ve been advertising to students & surrounding businesses my prices are

60min - $90 , 90min - $130 and 120min - $160 & I offer new clients $10 off… trying to generate more buisness I opened about 2.5 weeks and wondering how to improve my marketing…. Open to advice

Had my second procedure on Wednesday the first time she got 70% & it was great for 3 mo then grew back, this time she says she got 90% & I’m waiting for imaging to see actually how much. The surgery was rough on me but I told her if anything is left I want to go back in & remove it as soon as possible after I’m healed.

They did a hysteroscopic myomectomy & we’re in too long , I absorbed too much fluid so they kept me over night & I was swollen so much. They gave me diuretics to pee it all out. It’s helped , my main symptom is the surgery left me extremely anemic again so going to get blood. I’m nervous cause of everything I’ve been through, I’ve gotten many transfusions but would just love others weighing in on how transfusions have helped ❤️‍🩹