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Loading...What is the Manchester Procedure?
- Health Guru
- September 4, 2012
- 5:00 am
- 35 comments
The Manchester procedure was introduced in 1888 to preserve fertility in young women by correcting prolapse without removing the uterus and ovaries. Find out what it involves and why it's still around today.
Read more: Conditions, Gynecology, Health, Videos, Videos, Women's Health, fertility, hysterectomy, uterine prolapse, uterus
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Good reminders that our time is valuable and that we can move smoothly through life.
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I have 8 cats . Can't say I remember their birthdays, but it's written on my calandar. And when tha…
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Mary B .....perhaps you misundestood the point of my question .We all reffer to the body as " our b…
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Someone is a bit late here, I had a uterine suspension in 1959 at an Air Force Base Hospital. A hysterectomy was required 5 years later because of cervical cancer. Gwendolyn S. haven't you figured out yet that doctors as well as the rest of the medical world is "required" to do less so more can be charged?
Thanx for explaining the procedure.
Thank you
Interesting.
Another surprise.
Interesting!Thank you!
Sometimes organs have to be removed to save our lives. It's getting WORSE!!!
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Good info, thanks.
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