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Limited data exist to inform clinicians and patients as to the likelihood of long-term endometrial hyperplasia response to progestin therapy, especially for atypical hyperplasia. We evaluated women with complex and atypical endometrial hyperplasia, comparing those prescribed progestin to those not prescribed progestin.
This retrospective cohort study was conducted in 1985–2005 among women aged 18–88 years at an integrated health plan in Washington State. Women were ineligible if they achieved an outcome (endometrial carcinoma, hysterectomy, or both) within 8 weeks of hyperplasia diagnosis. Exposure was progestin use for at least 14 days, by duration and recency. Outcomes included rate of: 1) endometrial carcinoma; and/or 2) hysterectomy. Analyses performed included Kaplan Meier, incident rate ratios, and Cox proportional hazard ratios.
One thousand four hundred forty-three eligible women were identified. One thousand two hundred one had complex (n=164 no progestin) and 242 had atypical hyperplasia (n=62 no progestin). During follow-up, median 5.3 years (range 8 weeks to 20.8 years), 71 women were diagnosed with endometrial carcinoma (35 complex, 36 atypia) and 323 underwent hysterectomy (216 complex, 107 atypia). Among women with complex and atypical hyperplasia, rates of endometrial carcinoma among progestin users were 3.6 and 20.5 per 1,000 woman-years, respectively (compared with without progestin, 10.8 and 101.4). Among women with complex and atypical hyperplasia, rates of hysterectomy among progestin users were 23.3 and 61.4 per 1,000 woman-years, respectively (compared with without progestin, 55.1 and 297.3).
Endometrial carcinoma risk is diminished approximately 3- to 5-fold in women diagnosed with complex or atypical endometrial hyperplasia and dispensed progestin; hysterectomy risk is also decreased.
Endometrial hyperplasia, a noninvasive proliferation of the endometrial epithelium, is generally classified as simple (non-neoplastic) or complex (sometimes neoplastic), with or without atypia (neoplastic), based on architectural complexity and nuclear cytology and is a precursor to endometrial carcinoma. (1) Endometrial hyperplasia with atypia is the least common type of hyperplasia, but is the type most likely to progress to type 1 endometrial carcinoma (1-3) which accounts for 97% of uterine cancers, whereas simple hyperplasia rarely progresses to carcinoma. (1;4) Known risk factors for endometrial hyperplasia are related to an excess of estrogen relative to progesterone; (5;6) therefore progestin is used to treat endometrial hyperplasia.
There are no large population-based studies describing the incidence of progression of endometrial hyperplasia among women treated and not treated with progestin. In 1985, Kurman et al (1) described an increased risk of progression to carcinoma among lesions classified as complex hyperplasia with atypia (23%), in contrast to lesions classified as hyperplasia without atypia (2%), within a mean follow-up of 13.4 years. A recent large study has confirmed the higher risk of progression associated with atypical endometrial hyperplasia. (3) However, these studies combined women treated and not treated with progestin. Data from women who developed endometrial hyperplasia while using postmenopausal hormone therapy have confirmed that progestins uniformly result in regression of endometrial hyperplasia without atypia. (7;8) Others have described regression of atypical endometrial hyperplasia and/or well-differentiated carcinoma with various forms of progestin, although these reports lacked controls. (9-12) Despite this, there are limited data regarding long-term outcomes for women with endometrial hyperplasia treated with progestin therapy. Consequently, endometrial hyperplasia, especially hyperplasia with atypia, is commonly treated with hysterectomy because of fear of progression to endometrial carcinoma and/or concern that unsampled carcinoma may already be present. (13-15)
The objective of this study was to estimate the incidence of endometrial carcinoma and/or hysterectomy associated with complex or atypical endometrial hyperplasia, comparing progestin users to non-users, among women who did not have a hysterectomy and/or a diagnosis of endometrial carcinoma within 8 weeks of endometrial hyperplasia diagnosis.
Following institutional review board approval from the Group Health Research Institute, this retrospective cohort study was conducted among female enrollees at Group Health (GH), a mixed-model integrated health plan with over 500,000 enrollees in Washington State. Automated pathology, enrollment, pharmacy, inpatient and outpatient databases were linked for data on all women over age 18, diagnosed with complex and/or atypical endometrial hyperplasia, between January 1, 1985 and April 1, 2005. Women were followed from the time of hyperplasia diagnosis until an outcome occurred (endometrial carcinoma and/or hysterectomy), disenrollment, death, or until September 30, 2005. Eligibility criteria included no prior diagnosis of endometrial carcinoma and an intact uterus. Because the most commonly recommended progestin treatment duration for endometrial hyperplasia is at least 8 weeks,(16-18) women who had outcomes prior to 8 weeks were excluded. In addition, women who took primarily unopposed estrogen for greater than 6 months at any time during the study period or who left GH for over 2 months during the study period were excluded.
Automated databases were linked through a unique identifier assigned to each woman when she first joined GH, and reassigned upon each subsequent enrollment. Disenrollment was ascertained by computerized membership files.
The pathology database includes unique pathology accession numbers, specimen collection dates, and test results, entered as text fields. Text searches indicating possible diagnoses of complex or atypical hyperplasia were conducted to identify women with the conditions of interest. Details of this methodology have been previously described. (19) The primary goal of this study was to answer the question, "in a given population of women with a clinical diagnosis of either complex or atypical endometrial hyperplasia, what is the risk of endometrial carcinoma or hysterectomy occurring at least 8 weeks after the endometrial hyperplasia diagnosis, with and without progestin exposure?"
A diagnosis of endometrial carcinoma was ascertained from linkage with records of the Cancer Surveillance System of Western Washington, a population-based cancer registry that participates in the Surveillance Epidemiology and End Results (SEER) cancer registry. Hysterectomy, including date, was determined during review of the medical record (yes/no) and was confirmed by the presence of a uterine specimen in the pathology record.
The exposure of interest, progestin prescriptions, was ascertained from the GH pharmacy database. GH pharmacy databases capture all medications dispensed to enrollees through GH pharmacies including the specific drug, drug class, date and amount dispensed, and dosing instructions. Surveys among female GH members aged 50-80 years have shown that 97% of HT prescriptions are filled at GH pharmacies. (20)
All progestin dispensings from one week before the index biopsy up until the outcome or censoring date were identified. Women were classified as progestin "ever users" if they were dispensed at least 15 days of progestin and as "never users" if they had ≤ 14 days of progestin dispensed. Duration of exposure (<56 days and ≥ 56 days of progestin dispensed) was evaluated in sub-analyses.
For time-dependent analyses, days of use was calculated from the time of the index biopsy to the outcome or censoring, within 6-month blocks. Women were classified as progestin "ever users" or as "never users" as described above, within each 6-month block. We created progestin and estrogen exposure variables for each time period that reflected exposure in the previous 6 month period.
Progestins were categorized by type - megesterol acetate, medroxyprogesterone acetate, and norethindrone acetate. Women who were given oral contraceptives were included in the progestin user group as all of these formulations are progestin dominant. We classified women as unopposed progestin users (PT) if they were dispensed progestin without an estrogen or if the number of estrogen pills dispensed was less than 1/3 the number of progestin pills dispensed. Women were classified as estrogen plus progestin users (EPT) if the number of estrogen pills dispensed was at least 1/3 of the number of progestin pills dispensed. We classified women as unopposed estrogen users (ET) if they were dispensed estrogen alone or if the number of progestin pills dispensed was less than 1/3 of the estrogen pills dispensed.
Three trained abstractors reviewed archived paper charts and the electronic medical records. Variables ascertained included: medical and family history; demographic, reproductive, and physical characteristics, including height and weight at the time of the index biopsy; bleeding patterns preceding the biopsy; ultrasound findings; age at menopause; race; parity; history of breast, colon, or ovarian cancer; diabetes; hypertension; and smoking status. Indications for hysterectomy and endometrial biopsies were recorded. Last clinical contact date (including date of death) and if deceased, whether death was related to endometrial carcinoma, were assessed.
Analyses were performed separately for complex and atypical hyperplasia. We computed the proportion of women with each type of hyperplasia (complex; atypical) who subsequently had a diagnosis of endometrial carcinoma and/or a hysterectomy. We calculated the adjusted rates of endometrial carcinoma and hysterectomy by computing the number of events by person years at risk for "ever users versus "never users" and by duration of progestin use (< 56 days, ≥ 56 days). Absolute risk differences were calculated. Time to event was estimated using Kaplan Meier survival functions. We computed adjusted Cox proportional hazard ratios with progestin exposure as a time-dependent variable. The time between index and censoring was divided into 6 month periods. Only cohort members who had been followed for one year or more were included in the analyses using time-dependent variables.
We considered and evaluated confounding factors and adjusted for variables that influenced the risk estimates associated with progestin dispensing by more than 10%, specifically, age (<50, ≥50 years) and body mass index (BMI) (<30, ≥ 30 kg/m2). Analyses were performed using STATA 9.2 (STATA Corporation, College Station, Texas). All reported p-values are 2-sided.
A total of 2030 potentially eligible women, ages 18-88 years, (1544 complex; 486 atypia) were identified from the automated pathology database (Figure 1). Of these, 315 were ineligible (204 complex; 111 atypia) and an additional 272 women (139 complex; 133 atypia) were excluded; 74 had a diagnosis of endometrial carcinoma within 8 weeks of index diagnosis (6 complex, 68 atypia) and 67 took unopposed estrogen during the study period (59 complex, 8 atypia). The remaining 1443 women (1201 complex, 242 atypia) were followed for a median of 5.3 years (range 8 weeks - 20.8 years).
Cohort characteristics (Table 1) did not differ by progestin exposure (ever versus never) with the exception that those women dispensed progestin were more likely to have been dispensed ET or EPT in the 6 months prior to index diagnosis. During follow-up, 42% (45% complex; 25% atypia) were dispensed EPT for at least one 6 month period and 24% (25% complex; 15% atypia) were dispensed EPT during at least 50% of their follow-up period. Among women dispensed EPT or PT, 80% used medroxyprogesterone acetate (>80% of the time), 11.5% used megesterol acetate (> 80% of the time), and 8.5% used other progestins or combinations of progestins such that there was no predominant type used.
Among women with complex and atypical hyperplasia, the rate of hysterectomy in progestin users was less than that in non-users; 23.3 and 61.4 per 1,000 woman-years, respectively (vs. without progestin, 55.1 and 297.3) (Table 2). Adjusted relative rates associated with the use of a progestin were aIRR = 0.47 (95%CI 0.33-0.67) for complex and aIRR =0.23 (95% CI 0.16-0.34) for atypical hyperplasia. Absolute rate differences between progestin users and non-users were 7.2 and 80.9 per 1,000 women years for women with complex and atypical hyperplasia, respectively. Adjusted relative rates associated with the use of a progestin were aIRR = 0.35 (95% CI 0.16-0.78) for complex and aIRR = 0.23 (95% CI 0.12-0.44) for atypical hyperplasia.
Among women with complex and atypical hyperplasia, the rate of hysterectomy in progestin users was less than that in non-users; aIRR = 0.47 (95%CI 0.33-0.67) and aIRR =0.23 (95% CI 0.16-0.34), respectively.
There were 1159 women remaining in the cohort after 1 year (Figure 2). There were too few women with atypical hyperplasia (n=150) to assess the impact of duration or recency of progestin use on risk for endometrial carcinoma or hysterectomy among women who remained in the cohort at 1 year. However, among the 1009 women with complex hyperplasia who remained in the cohort at 1 year, the risk of endometrial carcinoma was decreased among women who used progestin ≥ 56 days, RR = 0.29 (95% CI 0.12-0.68) [data not shown], and among recent users, HR = 0.42 (95% CI 0.18-1.01) [data not shown]. The incidence of hysterectomy was not decreased among women with complex hyperplasia who used progestin who remained in the cohort at 1 year, either for ≥ 56 days, RR = 0.66 (95% CI 0.37-1.14) or among recent users, HR = 1.08 (95% CI 0.74-1.58) [data not shown].
A total of 71 women were diagnosed with endometrial carcinoma (35 complex, 36 atypia) during follow-up (Figure 2, Table 3) and 30 of these were diagnosed in the first year (8 complex, 22 atypia). Median interval between index biopsy and carcinoma diagnosis was 1.3 years (range 8 weeks – 11.6 years). Of the women who developed carcinoma, 49 (67.1%) had at least 14 days of progestin treatment. Median time to diagnosis of endometrial carcinoma among women diagnosed 1 year after index diagnosis of endometrial hyperplasia was longer for women with complex (5.1, range 1.1 – 11.6 years) than for women with atypical hyperplasia (2.5, range 1.01 – 7.9 years).
There were 131 deaths during follow up including 11 in women with endometrial carcinoma. Of these 11 women, 4 died with documented complications related to endometrial carcinoma; 2 had stage 1 grade 2 endometrial carcinoma, one of whom was considered too high risk for surgery due to multiple comorbidities; 2 had either a type 2 endometrial carcinoma (serous carcinoma) or a poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma (both with normal BMI). Of the 4 women who died from their disease, 2 had a family history of breast or endometrial carcinoma.
In this cohort study, among women who did not have a diagnosis of carcinoma and/or hysterectomy within 8 weeks of hyperplasia diagnosis, 2.9% of women with complex hyperplasia and 14.9% of women with atypical hyperplasia were subsequently diagnosed with endometrial carcinoma during a median follow-up of 5.5 years. Of the 71 women who developed endometrial carcinoma, 30 were diagnosed between 8 weeks and one year after the endometrial hyperplasia diagnosis, suggesting they may have had concomitant carcinoma at the time of index biopsy; the majority of these cases (73.3%) had atypical endometrial hyperplasia at index. Whereas, among the remaining endometrial carcinomas diagnosed at least one year after index, the majority (65.9%) had complex hyperplasia at index. Any use of progestin decreased the risk of endometrial carcinoma by approximately 65% and 77% in women with complex or atypical hyperplasia, respectively. Four women (0.3%) died from endometrial carcinoma.
Although endometrial carcinoma is undoubtedly the most important outcome, the rates of hysterectomy in our study were considerable and thus have significant societal and economic impact. Others estimate that hysterectomy is performed in 75-80% of women with atypical hyperplasia. (21) Progestin therapy decreased the risk of hysterectomy in our study by 53% and 77% in women with complex and atypical hyperplasia, respectively. It should be noted that among those women excluded from this study, a larger proportion of women with atypia had hysterectomy within 8 weeks of index hyperplasia diagnosis (119/376, 31.7%) than women with complex hyperplasia (56/1340, 4.2%).
For women with complex hyperplasia, a low risk of progression to endometrial carcinoma supports current clinical standards for non-surgical treatment. (17) Findings from earlier studies using the current WHO classification scheme for endometrial hyperplasia (4) also support this management strategy for complex hyperplasia. (1;7;22-25) However, only one of these studies compared women with complex hyperplasia treated with progestin to those untreated, and women were followed for only a median of 4.8 months. (22) Among 208 women with complex hyperplasia treated with progestin for 3-5 months, 2 (1%) were diagnosed with endometrial carcinoma, whereas 6 (3.3%) out of 182 not treated with progestin developed endometrial carcinoma.
More controversial is whether clinicians should use non–surgical approaches to treat women with atypical endometrial hyperplasia. Currently, in the United States, hysterectomy is commonly recommended for atypical hyperplasia rather than a trial of hormonal therapy, due to concern for development of carcinoma or concurrent carcinoma (13;16) although many clinicians do treat and follow women who desire fertility conservation. There are no other studies with substantial numbers of women with atypical hyperplasia treated with progestin versus untreated to comment on endometrial cancer risk. Our data suggest that among women who did not have a hysterectomy and/or a diagnosis of endometrial carcinoma within 8 weeks of their atypical hyperplasia diagnosis, the risk of endometrial carcinoma in women treated with progestin was 4-5 fold lower than in women not treated with progestin. The majority of these women were diagnosed with carcinoma in the year following their atypical hyperplasia diagnosis and none of those women died from complications related to their disease. Therefore, our data suggest that with close follow-up, progestin therapy may be safely used to treat atypical endometrial hyperplasia in select patients.
Of concern to patients and clinicians is a concomitant endometrial carcinoma at the time of diagnosis of atypical endometrial hyperplasia. Of women who had a hysterectomy performed within 12 weeks of atypical endometrial hyperplasia diagnosis with no intervening therapy, up to 46% had concomitant endometrial carcinoma. (14;21;26-32) A second related concern is the reliability of the pathologist's diagnosis of atypical hyperplasia versus well-differentiated carcinoma. (3;14;15;33-36) In studies by Kurman (1) and others, (3) the presence of cytologic atypia has been associated with the highest risk of developing carcinoma; hence the current WHO terminology divides endometrial hyperplasia into typical (simple and complex hyperplasia) and atypical hyperplasia. (4) Regrettably, others have shown that the diagnosis of atypical hyperplasia is one of the least reproducible in the current WHO scheme. (14;15;33-36)
More important than diagnostic accuracy may be the ability to predict therapeutic response to progestin therapy. Multiple studies have assessed progestin treatment of atypical hyperplasia and well-differentiated endometrial carcinoma. (9-12) A literature review of women diagnosed with endometrial carcinoma showed an overall histologic response of 76% in 81 patients at a median time of 12 weeks; 15 of the women who had an initial response (24%) recurred at a median of 19 months. No patients died of their disease. (10)
There are limitations to our study. We were unable to control for unmeasured factors related to whether a patient and her physician opted for progestin therapy and those related to the incidence of carcinoma or hysterectomy. In addition, the study was designed to only include those women who did not undergo hysterectomy or have a diagnosis of endometrial carcinoma within 8 weeks of their endometrial hyperplasia diagnosis. The challenges with standardization of diagnostics in endometrial tissues are well established. (33) We could not control for the method of endometrial sampling. The number of women included in our study limited our ability to fully assess the possible impact of progestin duration, dose and type on the likelihood of progression to endometrial carcinoma, particularly for women with atypical hyperplasia. Finally, we were unable to assess compliance and a central pathology review was not utilized for these analyses.
Several study strengths bear mentioning. Few studies have compared risks of endometrial carcinoma among women treated and untreated with progestin and the number of women in our cohort is much greater than has been previously studied. The pharmacy data has been shown to be reliable at our institution (20) and the methods used for case and outcome identification were rigorous. (19) We had extensive data on multiple potential covariates and controlled for age, BMI, ET use during the study, and prior HT exposure.
In summary, the decision whether or not to attempt hormonal therapy with progestins or to proceed immediately to hysterectomy is influenced by the perceived risk of progression to invasive carcinoma that each histology-based diagnosis carries. Our work would suggest that among women with a diagnosis of complex or atypical hyperplasia who do not choose immediate hysterectomy, a 3-month trial of progestin with strict surveillance for recurrence is relatively safe with regard to risk of endometrial carcinoma. This strategy does not completely negate endometrial carcinoma risk. Whether women with endometrial hyperplasia need continued ongoing progestin therapy for a number of years remains unanswered.
Endometrial carcinoma risk is diminished 3- to 5-fold in women diagnosed with complex or atypical endometrial hyperplasia and prescribed progestin; hysterectomy risk is also decreased.
The authors appreciate the assistance of Mr. Kevin Beverly and Dr. Walter Clinton with data management, Ms. Kay Hager and Ms. Kathy Plant with data collection, and Ms. Anne Oswald and Ms. Carolyn Howard with administrative assistance.
Study supported by peer-reviewed funding from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Development (NICHD) Grant number 5 R01 HD44813-02.
Financial Disclosure: The authors did not disclose any potential conflicts of interest.
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The Four Thousand Island Escape
The boat rocks from my weight as I enter its cavern.
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The river invites us, calm and still and welcoming.
One by one four thousand mangrove islands emerge on the Mekong.
Fishermen in conical hats float and cast their reels.
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Smiling children play in the schoolyard and wave.
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The narrow dirt road splits and weaves across the small island into a maze.
I ride a rickety bicycle beyond the tiny town.
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On this tiny island its majesty takes me by surprise.
Reggae wafts from straw huts sheltering hammocks
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I submerge into the warm green mineral water that tugs me to join its journey.
Back on the road I cycle under the merciful canopy of the forest.
Water buffalo observe me from their swamp bath.
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Instead I spot the humps of thousands of mangrove islands.
Light turns the forest gold and I chase the sun before it sets.
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How to Get to Si Phan Don
The Four Thousand Islands in Southern Laos have become a popular stop on the backpacker trail, typically on the way to or from Cambodia. Most tour desks, hostels, and hotels can arrange tickets from Vientiane, Vang Vieng, or Pakse in Laos or from Cambodia. Boats depart from the mainland to either Don Det or Don Khone and take about 20 minutes.
Where to Sleep in Si Phan Don
Don Det is certainly the more popular island to sleep on, but I far preferred Don Khone. During the low season both islands felt quiet and uncrowded, but Don Det is known to become backpacking party central during the high season. Don Khone remains quieter, more local, and in my opinion more beautiful and much cleaner. On Don Det it's possible to find bungalows for under $3 whereas accommodation on Don Khone is slightly more upmarket at around $7 for a bungalow or a room, still highly affordable. My best recommendation on where to stay is to simply walk around the town and find the place that suits you best. The area with guesthouses is small and easy to navigate on both islands and places are being built or renovated constantly.
Where to Eat in Si Phan Don
Don Det certainly has more options for dining and even has small grocery stores. Most restaurants serve similar menus with a selection of Thai, Lao, and Western cuisine. The restaurant Loy Loung right across from where the boats come in on Don Khone has some of the best food I've eaten in Laos, the sweetest staff, and a cozy atmosphere. I can particularly recommend the fresh spring rolls and the Massaman curry which is possibly the best Massaman curry I've had anywhere. Come early because the place fills up fast and during the high season there's often a wait.
What to Do in Si Phan Don
The Four Thousand Islands are best known as the hammock capitol of Laos. Where stoners come to wax poetic with other travelers inside of wooden bars on the river. However I found it to be a stunning place for natural exploration.
Cycle the Islands
Rent a bicycle and you will be amazed at how easy it is to become immersed in gorgeous terrain and traditional Lao life. Both Don Det and Don Khone mostly consist of vast rice fields with small trails to ride on. Don Khone has rapids, waterfalls, suspension bridges, and even old ruins you can discover. Find a sense of adventure, wear sunscreen, pack lots of water, be prepared to get lost and discover a magical world in the process.
Dolphin Watching
Boats on the South end of Don Khone offer rides out to spot the rare Irrawaddy dolphins… but I can't really recommend them. It's inexpensive, less than $10 for the entire boat for an hour, but they don't get close to the dolphins so you can't see much. Kayaking tours get much better views and are offered from tour companies on both islands.
Swim at the Liphi Falls
The rushing waterfall on Don Khone is huge and reminiscent of Niagara Falls. It's impressive to walk the stretch across from it, taking in the view, but the real joy is swimming in the river below. The onsite bar and restaurant has inviting huts with hammocks and floor cushions, a solid menu of Thai and Lao food (order the fresh spring rolls), and great reggae music. Be careful swimming as sometimes the current is strong, but the water feels incredible on tired traveling muscles.
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I've always wanted to go there. That pink sunset is amazing- I love the cotton candy ones.
- Laks Says: May 20, 2014 at 8:54 am
Awesome post about a beautiful place..If you visit India, go to Kerala and you will see similar places..Peaceful, calm, non-polluted and beautiful..
Thank you for this blog,
Every time you share beautiful picture…
But why are they always blured?
Those pictures remind me of the some of the boat rides I've taken in Southeast Asia. I had totally forgotten about the houses perched on stilts but they seem very typical of the region. The image of the sunset is lovely.
Hey Camille, Im not even sure where this is on the map. But how hard would it be to bring your own bicycle on trips here?
What beautiful serene surroundings!
This is one of the first places I ever visited in SE Asia. I have such fond innocent memories looking back in hindsight. I love how you captured the islands with your tilt shift photography
Great article, and amazing pictures! I am a travel enthusiast and author whose first book #fiveweeksintheamazon just came out. I am going to don det tomorrow! Thanks for sharing such great advice!


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I had my third baby at SG in January 2012 on a Saturday evening about 7pm just about one hour after arriving at the hospital having been labouring at home since the Friday afternoon. By the time I was finished in labour suite, it was about 9pm and so when I got to the ward my husband was dismissed hurriedly by the ward staff. I had not eaten much while in labour, and was totally starving but there was nothing to except a couple of stale sandwiches and no way of getting anything even basic like a hot drink or some toast.
I had had trouble with pelvic pain throughout my pregnancy and unfortunately the process of having my legs in stirrups for the stitching (a necessary evil I guess) really aggravated this and I was unable to life one leg independently of the other after giving birth. Getting in and out of bed was excruciating, and I was terrified I would drop my new baby everytime I had to get up to feed him. I was happy to breastfeed but really needed help just to get in and out of bed or for someone just to pass my baby to me when he needed to be picked up. I mentioned to more than one member of staff that I was having trouble, but it was just met with vaguely sympathetic indifference like 'oh dear', when someone should really have checked if I was worried about anything or if I needed anything.
The next day was not much better - of all the 5/6 staff who came to see me, only one recognised how much pain I was in when I had to move and kindly lifted my baby to me. The point here is that no matter how many babies you have had, postnatal is a vulnerable time and you don't feel very confident about asking for help directly. It should be enough to comment on being in pain, and staff should have the communication skills to explore your worries with you.
I discharged myself on the Sunday evening - I probably wasn't really ready to have to go home and deal with my in-laws and 2 other pre-school children, but at least at home I knew I could rely on my husband to get my baby for me in the night. And the food was so poor, I felt I needed some home cooking.
Another aspect of postnatal care was that the girl next to me in the ward was having real trouble getting her baby latched on. She had numerous nurses look at what she was doing and tell her she was doing it fine, but that baby perhaps wasn't interested, or was falling asleep. She kept getting different advice including to express and give milk in a bottle when her baby was crying. I am an experienced breastfeeder but have not had any training like the nurses are supposed to have, and I was able to see straight away that she was not getting enough of her breast into the baby's mouth. I made one wee suggestion and for the first time since her baby was born, she managed to get her latched on and suckling properly. If women can't get the right support even in hospital what chance is there when they go home and their nipples are (often) cut etc.
I gave birth twice before in the Queen Mum's and there was much more of a community atmosphere on the ward and you could have toast or tea anytime. I made tea and toast for friends who happened to give birth a couple of days after me when I was still in, and it was a lovely experience. Shame that hasn't translated to the SG. You also automatically got support from specialist breastfeeding nurses who did ward rounds but that seems to have disappeared too.
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Lodging resistance is a key objective in pea breeding programs. Implementation of marker-assisted selection (MAS) in early generations could significantly enhance the efficiency of the breeding process compared with conventional selection in the F3 or later generations. The objective of this research was to evaluate the effectiveness of MAS for lodging resistance using a combination of a coupling-phase linked marker A001 and a repulsion-phase linked marker A004 in F2 generation field pea (Pisum sativum L.). Eight F2 populations consisting of 680 plants were scored for the markers. A total of 402 F3 families derived from MAS and 187 F3 families from unselected populations were evaluated for lodging reaction under field conditions. The lowest lodging scores for each population were obtained from plants with the combination of A001 marker presence and A004 marker absence. A higher proportion of lodging resistant F3 families was obtained from this marker combination as compared with phenotypic selection in the F3 generation. MAS was less expensive than phenotypic selection in the field. Thus, A001 and A004 are useful for MAS for lodging resistance in early generation pea breeding populations.Please view the pdf by using the Full Text (PDF) link under 'View' to the left.
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Never one to let an occasion pass without making himself the centre of attention, Deadpool aims to complete the year as he started it, cracking some killer jokes at the expense of just about everybody else in the Marvel universe and beyond, in the brilliant holiday-themed 'Spider-Man/Deadpool #12' this Christmas.
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"Who is this guy? He looks like Zack Snyder made a movie about Santa, but instead of delivering presents he works out and murders!"
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- Breaking Down Issue #1 of 'Justice League vs. Suicide Squad'
- The True Origins of Wolverine In Marvel Comics
- Did You Spot The Star Wars Easter Egg In The 'Homecoming' Trailer?
While Saturn rants and rages about what Saturnalia used to mean, and what Christmas has become since Santa diluted what was once a big old Roman orgy into a family-friendly festival of commercialism, Deadpool takes a moment to slap a canine Snapchat filter on his face, because of course he does (the same Deadpool who chided Negasonic Teenage Warhead for being a slave to social media!).
In an attempt to calm Saturn and teach him that his festival and Christmas perhaps aren't so different after all, Deadpool and Spider-Man strike a deal with the furious titan — together they'll hit up a casino in an attempt to prove that the spirit of Saturnalia is alive and well. If it is, Saturn will use his immense powers to revive those he slayed — and if not...
Happily, Saturn is all over that shit. After having a merry old time at the blackjack table, he rides out of town on a chariot, chauffeured by a baby, pulled by dragons. What a don.
Disturbingly, Wade has a moment of almost heart-melting humanity when he confesses to Spidey that spending Christmas with him wasn't so sucky after all. But let's face it — we've known all along that Wade has a raging boner for Peter Parker.
And because this is the bromance of the century, a coy present-swap reveals that Deadpool and Spider-Man got each other identical gifts — an adorable knitted sweater, which I may or may not have attempted to buy on Google already. Spoiler: They don't have it. Sorry guys.
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Silverado Vineyards is seeking an outgoing, personable experienced individual to join their Visitor Center team. This position will be responsible for retail sales, wine club membership development, customer wine education, winery tours, merchandising, and event support. The goal of this position is to provide guests with an unequaled presentation of fine wines, technical expertise, and uncompromised courtesy. Must be able to work holidays and weekends.
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