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Old 02-27-2008, 07:56 PM #5
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I have been having serious heavy periods. Back in October I started around Oct. 4th and did not stop until the end of November. I had several test to find out what was going on. I was givin the option to either burn or freeze the uterus, and I chose to have it frozen, however the ins. wouldn't pay for that. So I'm tryin to hold off until they will allow me to. I have sent in many request to them to allow this. It's just really causing a lot of pain in my RSD arms from the swelling of the body from the cycle, and when it lasts for weeks, instead of days, it's really annoying.

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