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25.01.2022 Elizabeth spoke about her journey living with adenomyosis and how UAE has changed her life. Learn about UAE on www.adenomyosis.com.au

24.01.2022 Researchers from Sydney Adventist Hospital Clinical School Dr Eisen Liang and Dr Bevan Brown showed UAE (Uterine Artery Embolisation) is an effective non-surgical treatment option for Adenomyosis. More on www.adenomyosis.com.au

22.01.2022 A quick video on Adenomyosis, what you need to know... #adenomyosis #health #womenshealth #women #uterus #interventionalradiology #UAE #Sydneyfibroidclinic #Sydney #fibroid #period #gynaecology

22.01.2022 Positive News! The Australian Government has released MBS Item numbers for all specialists to be able to do Tele-Health consultations either via video link or phone consultation during this COVID-19 period. Although Sydney Fibroid Clinic is still operating for patients who wish to do face-to-face consults, we are also offering Tele-Health options. These Tele-Health options will be offered for follow-up patients only, with a Medicare rebate available. You will still need a ...valid referral letter from your GP or specialist to be eligible for a Medicare rebate. For more information please contact our friendly staff. Take care #fibroid #adenomyosis #sydneyfibroidclinic #alternativetohysterectomy #health #women #womenshealth #sydney #pelvicveincongestion #interventionalradiology

22.01.2022 How good is Mirena IUD for Adenomyosis? Mirena is actually a quite well researched treatment for adenomyosis. One study has shown Mirena could be as effective as hysterectomy for controlling heavy periods. A 3-year study has shown Mirena is also effective for period pain. However, satisfaction rate was only 56.3% due to side effects, such as prolonged light bleeding (25%), irregular bleeding (14%), and weight gain, ovarian cyst, lower abdominal pain and acne. Mirena is less effective if the uterus is larger than 150ml. Learn more about adenomyosis and its treatment, visit https://www.sydneyfibroidclinic.com.au//adenomyosis-treat/

20.01.2022 Fed up with Heavy Menstraul Bleeding and Period pain? Got Adenomyosis? Check out UAE (Uterine Artery Embolisation), as an alternative to hysterectomy. More info on www.adenomyosis.com.au

19.01.2022 Hi Ladies, Hot off the press! Adeno on the spot light. Adenomyosis: The poor Cousin of Endometriosis Just Published this article in Medical Republic to raise awareness of Adeno amongst GPs. Heavy Menstrual Bleeding on top of debilitating Period Pain. Here is how to diagnose and treat Adeno.... You and your GP can find this article in by following this link to our Doctors Resources in the Adenomyosis section: https://www.sydneyfibroidclinic.com.au/doctors-resources/

19.01.2022 Does ablation reduce heavy bleeding? Will ablation worsen period pain? Should ablation be used to treat Adenomyosis?! Endometrial ablation uses heat energy to destroy the inner lining of the uterus, so bleeding will be reduced. However, glands in the muscle (adeno= glands; myosis in the muscle) will be trapped. Some has described this as sealing off the juice on the BBQ hot plate. Bloating and period pain can get worse. Even with modern technology, adenomyosis deeper than 2.5mm cannot be treated by ablation, according to a 2015 study. (BTW if MRI is used for diagnosis, the depth is 12mm minimal!). There is higher rate of subsequent hysterectomy if ablation is used to treat adenomyosis.

18.01.2022 Hi Ladies, Hot off the press! Adeno on the spot light."Adenomyosis: The poor Cousin of Endometriosis"https://www.sydneyfibroidclinic.com.au/doctors-resources/ Just Published this article in Medical Republic to raise awareness of Adeno amongst GPs. Heavy Menstrual Bleeding on top of debilitating Period Pain. Here is how to diagnose and treat Adeno.... You and your GP can find this article in by following this link to our Doctors Resources in the Adenomyosis section: https://www.sydneyfibroidclinic.com.au/doctors-resources/ #adenomyosis #sydneyfibroidclinic #womenshealth #health #uterus #women #sydney

15.01.2022 "Adenomyosis Treatment" Your adenomyosis treatment options depend on your symptoms and your past treatments. Sydney Fibroid Clinic offers medical therapies, Mirena IUD, uterine artery embolisation, and hysterectomy as a last resort. https://www.sydneyfibroidclinic.com.au//adenomyosis-treat/... #adenomyosis #uterus #health #sydney #womenshealth #sydneyfibroidclinic #sydneyfibroidandadenomyosisclinic #alternativetohysterectomy #hysterectomyoptions

15.01.2022 "Finally, Adenomyosis in the Spot Light! Dr Eisen Liang and Dr Bevan Browns 5000-word comprehensive How To Treat Adenomyosis article is published on 17/05/2...019 in Australian Doctor - a Leading GP Publication reaching 150,000 doctors. Here is the link to the article: https://www.dropbox.com//HTT%20Adenomyosis%20Aus%20Doc.pdf #adenomyosis #UAE #womenshealth #health #women #uterus #sydneyfibroidclinic #uterinearteryembolisation www.sydneyfibroidclinic.com.au

15.01.2022 Hysterectomy is NOT the only solution for treating Adenomyosis! . Many GPs and Gynaecologists may not know about this. . Click the video link below to learn m...ore about UAE (Uterine Artery Embolisation) for Adenomyosis, an effective non-surgical alternative to hysterectomy. Video: https://www.dropbox.com//What%20is%20Adeno%20and%20How%20d . UAE is a local anaesthetic procedure performed by an Interventional Radiologist, 1 night stay, 1 week recovery. Australian research published in 2018: Learn more on: www.sydneyfibroidclinic.com.au #adenomyosis #alternativetohysterectomy #hysterectomy #uterinearteryembolisation #interventionalradiology #sydneyfibroidclinic

15.01.2022 How is Adenomyosis Diagnosed? The symptoms of adenomyosis are typically heavy menstrual bleeding and period pain. The uterus maybe enlarged and tender on inter...nal examination. These clinical features however are not specific for adenomyosis. Therefore before advent of high quality ultrasound and MRI, diagnosis was only made after hysterectomy. To-date, transvaginal ultrasound can suggest the diagnosis. However signs on ultrasound can be subtle and easily missed. Focal adenomyosis can be mistaken as fibroid. MRI is more accurate than ultrasound, especially when fibroids are also present. There is no specific blood test for adenomyosis. Adenomyosis coexists with fibroids in about 50% of cases. Adenomyosis coexists with endometriosis in 80-90% of cases. Adenomyosis can be present in 40-70% of hysterectomy specimen. In other words, adenomyosis is far more common than clinically recognised. In women with severe heavy menstrual bleeding and period pain, adenomyosis is highly likely to be present. If in doubt, MRI should be performed. Learn more about adenomyosis, please visit www.sydneyfibroidclinic.com.au

14.01.2022 How does UFE/UAE compare to hysterectomy? #fibroids #UFE #hysterectomy #sydneyfibroidclinic #womenshealth #health #sydney #radiology #women #fertility #heavyperiods #UAE #adenomyosis

14.01.2022 Many women are suffering from heavy and painful periods. A little-known condition called Adenomyosis could be the underlying cause. Learn more about Adenomyosis and discover how this new life-changing procedure called UAE can help women with Adenomyosis.

13.01.2022 How effective is Progesterone-releasing IUD (Mirena) for adenomyosis? . . Mirena is an IUD that slowly releases the sex hormone Progesterone over 5 years. A Tu...rkish study showed Mirena could be as effective as hysterectomy for controlling heavy menstrual bleeding. A 3-year follow-up study from China showed Mirena could be effective for pain control. However satisfaction rate was only 56.3% at 12 months. The side effects were prolonged, light bleeding (25%), irregular bleeding (14%), and weight gain, ovarian cyst, lower abdominal pain and acne. Mirena is less effective in women with extensive adenomyosis when the uterus is larger than 150ml in volume. Discontinuation rate of 70% is noted in women with a uterine volume larger than 314ml. Learn more about adenomyosis and its treatment, visit www.sydneyfibroidclinic.com.au #adenomyosis #health #women #womenshealth #mirena #uterus #hormones

13.01.2022 Adenomyosis Treatment 101 Pain killers treat symptoms only. Hormone treatment suppresses adeno. Ablation seal off deep adeno and can make pain worse. Embolisation (UAE) kills off adeno but normal uterus remains alive.... Hysterectomy removes the organ and adeno (but might not be the cure for endo). Learn more: https://www.sydneyfibroidclinic.com.au//adenomyosis-treat/ #fibroids #UFE #hysterectomy #sydneyfibroidclinic #womenshealth #health #sydney #radiology #women #fertility #heavyperiods #UAE #adenomyosis

13.01.2022 April is Adenomyosis Awareness Month! There can be a solution... For more information visit: https://www.sydneyfibroidclinic.com.au/a/about-adenomyosis/... #adenomyosis #sydneyfibroidclinic #uterus #womenshealth #health #sydney #women #alternativetohysterectomy

11.01.2022 Dear All, Sydney Fibroid Clinic is a boutique private specialist clinic. We see a very small number of patients each session and all consultations are by appointment. All our patients are otherwise well, other than their menstrual / fibroid issues. All our staff have not travelled out of Australia in the last 14 days and have been instructed to stop coming to work if they have any cold or flu like symptoms. Therefore, our clinic environment is safe, and we are still consultin...g in our rooms. All our hospital-based clinics are within private hospitals that mainly deal with elective surgeries and therefore NOT expected to be dealing with CoVid 19. However, if you are unwilling or uncomfortable to come near any hospitals, our St Leonard Square Rooms is in a brand-new commercial building that is less than 20% occupied. Therefore our St Leonards Square rooms possess the lowest risk of any potential exposure to CoVid 19. However, if you have travelled outside Australia in the last 14 days or have any cold or flu-like symptoms, please DO NOT come to our clinic, but ring and reschedule your appointment or change your appointment to a telephone consult with Dr Liang. Take care, Kind Regards, Dr Eisen Liang & Anna Office Manager / PA Sydney Interventional Radiology / Sydney Fibroid Clinic

11.01.2022 Adenomyosis and Fertility Sadly not only adenomyosis can cause debilitating symptoms, it also has negative impact on fertility and pregnancy. Women with adenom...yosis are more likely to have premature birth. Adenomyosis can also have a detrimental effect on IVF outcomes. Unlike fibroids, adenomyosis is an infiltrative process and cannot be surgically removed. UAE (uterine artery embolisation) is a uterine preserving non-surgical procedure that is highly effective in controlling symptoms. There is however not enough data to support its use in women still seeking fertility. Study has shown that GnRH before IVF improved the pregnancy rate. GnRH treatment could be an option for women seeking symptom control and immediate fertility. For more information please visit www.adenomyosis.com.au #adenomyosis #women #womenshealth #fertility #sydneyfibroidclinic

11.01.2022 In this down time it is nice to share a good news story : In November 2015, after suffering with a disturbingly heavy, painful and highly irregular cycle for a few years I had the Mirena IUD put in. That largely solved the problem for about a year and a half before the problems returned. Following an MRI, it was discovered that I had rather severe adenomyosis of the entire uterus and a UAE (uterine artery embolisation) was offered to me.... Its a very simple procedure that, along with removing an overwhelmed Mirena, has from the first period after the procedure resulted in regular and much shorter periods (2 3 days), very light flow, next to no pain at all during any stage of my cycle and a confidence that I will no longer make a mess, get caught out or suffer with the excruciating pain of the past. I had a follow-up MRI to discover my adenomyosis is completely gone! My cycle has remained this way for well over a year now and it has seriously improved my life in a way I could never have dreamed. I will be forever grateful for this treatment. N.C #adenomyosis #sydneyfibroidclinic #women #womenshealth #uterus #alternativetohysterectomy #health #radiology #painfulperiods #Mirena

11.01.2022 A quick video providing information about uterine fibroid embolisation, fibroid treatment and women's treatment options. #fibroids #uterine #Uterinefibroidembolisation #women #womenshealth #sydney #sydneyfibroidclinic #health #interventionalradiology

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09.01.2022 Read Elizabeths Adenomyosis story in Sydney Morning Herald https://www.smh.com.au//a-new-solution-to-women-s-severe-p Learn more about adenomyosis: www.adenomyosis.com.au

08.01.2022 STOP putting up with Heavy and Painful Periods. Learn about Adenomyosis. Discover how this new life-changing procedure called UAE jumpstarts your life.

06.01.2022 A quick video providing information about uterine fibroid embolisation, fibroid treatment and womens treatment options. #fibroids #uterine #Uterinefibroidembolisation #women #womenshealth #sydney #sydneyfibroidclinic #health #interventionalradiology

06.01.2022 What is Adenomyosis? How Does UAE reduce Heavy Menstrual Bleeding and Period Pain as an altrnative to hysterectomy?

06.01.2022 Should Menstrual Health be the TOP priority of your New Year Resolution? STOP that Heavy and Painful Period. Learn about Adenomyosis and how to get your life back without hysterectomy.

05.01.2022 Why should women try to avoid hysterectomies? What are the risks? What are the long term side effects? Is hysterectomy is still the only solution in the 21st century?... Learn more and find out about hysterectomy alternatives: https://www.sydneyfibroidclinic.com.au/why-should-women-tr/ #fibroids #UFE #hysterectomy #sydneyfibroidclinic #womenshealth #health #sydney #radiology #women #fertility #heavyperiods #UAE #adenomyosis

05.01.2022 Hello Everyone, we hope you are safe and well! Sydney Fibroid Clinic is still consulting and operating as usual. With updates from the hospitals and their management we are complying with Australian Government Health Policies. In order to remain safe and well for our patients and our staff we have implemented some precautions and policies, please click on the link below for more information. Feel free to contact us if you require further information.... https://www.sydneyfibroidclinic.com.au/managing-covid19-ri/ #sydneyfibroidclinic #fibroids #health #womenshealth #uterus #sydney #adenomyosis #pelvicveincongestion

04.01.2022 Sydney Fibroid Clinic #sydneyfibroidclinic #fibroids #adenomyosis #womesnhealth #health #radiology #sydney #uterus #interventionalradiology #UFE #UAE

03.01.2022 Womens Health Intervention in the spot light!!! Dr Eisen Liang presented 4 lectures at the First National Womens Imaging Conference to raise awareness of mini...mally invasive treatment options. Check out Embolisation for Fibroids, Adenomyosis and Pelvic Congestion Syndrome on www.SydneyFibroidClinic.com.au See more

02.01.2022 Heavy Menstrual Bleeding? Severe Periord Pain? It could be Adenomyosis- a bad cousin of Endometriosis. Adeno ( glands) myosis ( in the muscle) is like endometriosis within the uterine muscle wall. Watch this video to find out more. More info on www.adenomyosis.com.au