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‘It was barbaric. I was crying my eyes out’: why are so many women left in agony by routine womb examinations? - AOL (opens the original)
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In February this year, Beth Harris sat in the day surgery waiting room of her local hospital and tried to steady her nerves. She was there for a hysteroscopy, in this case to remove a fibroid. A thin surgical instrument with a lens, a light, a blade and an irrigation system for pumping saline solution would be inserted through her vagina and cervix, into her womb. The saline solution would widen the womb and the fibroid would be shaved away. Her hospital had advised taking paracetamol or ibuprof
âIt was barbaric. I was crying my eyes outâ: why are so many women left in agony by routine womb examinations? (opens the original)
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There are more than 70,000 hysteroscopies every year in England alone. The NHS calls them âlow complexityâ â yet a shocking number of patients complain of inadequate pain relief and medical staff who refuse to take them seriously In February this year, Beth Harris sat in the day surgery waiting room of her local hospital and tried to steady her nerves. She was there for a hysteroscopy, in this case to remove a fibroid. A thin surgical instrument with a lens, a light, a blade and an irrigat
‘I spent a week crying. I’ve never had an injury in my life!’ Why do so many fitness fans end up needing surgery? - AOL (opens the original)
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Jonathan Price has always been active and exercise-focused. Growing up in south Wales, rugby was his first love. Through school, university and beyond, he also surfed, rowed, played squash and ran competitively – on track, in 10k races and cross-country. Career and family demands meant that much of this fell away in later years, but the running stuck. He found time for marathons, half marathons – “I’d run a half marathon every weekend just for fun,” he says – and, through the working week, regul
âI spent a week crying. Iâve never had an injury in my life!â Why do so many fitness fans end up needing surgery? (opens the original)
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From the 47-year-old runner who needs a double hip replacement to the 27-year-old CrossFitter with a ruptured ACL, those who push their bodies too hard often regret it. What are the lessons for the rest of us? Jonathan Price has always been active and exercise-focused. Growing up in south Wales, rugby was his first love. Through school, university and beyond, he also surfed, rowed, played squash and ran competitively â on track, in 10k races and cross-country. Career and family demands meant t
‘I spent a week crying. I’ve never had an injury in my life!’ Why do so many fitness fans end up needing surgery? (opens the original)
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From the 47-year-old runner who needs a double hip replacement to the 27-year-old CrossFitter with a ruptured ACL, those who push their bodies too hard often regret it. What are the lessons for the rest of us?Jonathan Price has always been active and exercise-focused. Growing up in south Wales, rugby was his first love. Through school, university and beyond, he also surfed, rowed, played squash and ran competitively – on track, in 10k races and cross-country. Career and family demands meant that
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