Endometrial Ablation

The use of microwave energy is one technique for endometrial ablation. Hear one patient's story, and discover how this technique works.

Uterine balloon therapy is an innovative technique for endometrial ablation. Learn how this form of treatment works for heavy menstrual bleeding.

Easy-to-read pamphlet explains the basics about endometrial ablation, including normal menstruation, what to expect before and after the procedure and potential risks.

There is more than one way to perform an endometrial ablation. Take a look at the different methods currently available or under development.

This great, short video describes the procedure for endometrial ablation and emphasizes the simplicity and success of the ablation procedure.

Take a look at how one endometrial ablation procedure uses electromagnetic energy to treat heavy menstrual bleeding.

How does endometrial ablation measure up to a hysterectomy? Article details study findings regarding the effectiveness of endometrial ablation based on women's satisfaction.

Connect with other women who are considering or who have had an endometrial ablation. Includes discussions on personal experiences and the latest research.

Helpful QA sheds some light on common questions about endometrial ablation with explanations from a leading expert.

Endometrial ablation is one treatment option for menorrhagia. Learn about the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and various treatments available for abnormal uterine bleeding.

Exploring other options besides endometrial ablation for the treatment of heavy menstrual bleeding? Get helpful information on the use of some alternative medicines.

Endometrial ablation is an alternative to hysterectomy for women with abnormal uterine bleeding. Take a look at how the procedure works, potential risks and recovery.

Weighing drug therapy as an alternative to endometrial ablation? Lengthy article describes the available medications for menorrhagia.

What can you expect if you opt for the pill instead of endometrial ablation? Read what a physician has to say about bleeding with oral contraceptives.