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I had a tubal in 1988 after having my 4th C- section. Just this last week when getting my annual check up my physician(a Gp) said that my uterus is enlarged and is having me have an ultrasound this week. I have always wondered about this tubal possibly causing trouble. Do you think that the enlarged uterus is caused by the tubal. My periods are different than what they were pre tubal. The first day I hardly flow, The second day is fairly heavy and then it tapers off on the third day and then I spot brown drainage for a week or so sometimes up tp two weeks. In fact when my GP did my pap smear she ask if I had just finished my period as there was still some brown drainage in me. It had been over for about 10 day. I also am feeling like I am loosing my mind, am edgy and tired almost a lazy tired. Are these symptoms of pts? Thanks for listening. Should I communitcate all this with my Dr. i have not told her any of this.

Posted on May 2, 1999, 6:51 PM

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