Endometrial Cryoablation is useful for difficult bleeding problems in women who do not desire pregnancy, and can be performed in the office without the need for surgery or for general anesthesia. Medical therapy can treat most hormonal disorders and correct failure to ovulate; fibroid tumors can be removed, often by minor surgery; or if appropriate, the lining of the uterus may be completely frozen and destroyed via the cryoablation procedure.
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Endometrial Cryoablation

Each month during your period, you shed your uterine lining (endometrium). This shedding process is what causes normal menstrual flow. Her Option® Office Cryoablation Therapy is a safe and effective ablation procedure that uses sub-zero temperatures (cryoablation) to reduce your heavy periods to normal levels. The cold temperatures destroy the endometrium. With the endometrium reduced or eliminated, there’s less tissue to shed each period. The result? Dramatically less menstrual bleeding.

 


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