You don't have to suffer from uterine fibroids

Fibroids can be cured using a non surgical minimally invasive technique recommended by the National Institute of Clinical Excellence that typically takes one hour. The success rate is over 95%.

Uterine Fibroids can be cured by a non surgical
microinvasive 1 hour procedure

The procedure is explained at length on this website

On this website
DR. N.D. Walker
presents information on curing uterine fibroids by Uterine Fibroid Embolization

Call Doctor Walker now for help and advice

07538 486178

Uterine Fibroid Embolization

The traditional treatment of fibroids over the years has been hysterectomy - but no longer

The Alternative Treatments

Various alternative treatments for uterine fibroids

Fibroid Embolization and Pregnancy

The trial at the Royal Surrey County Hospital and London Clinic represents the largest world series of pregnancies

Frequently Asked Questions

Dr. Walker answers the most frequently asked questions about fibroid embolization

Adenomyosis

Adenomyosis which may coexist with fibroids is a condition in which cells from the lining of the womb . . .

Hormone Replacement Therapy

Fibroids are one of the contraindications to hormone replacement therapy (HRT) . . . .

Sexual Function

Will my sex life suffer after fibroid embolisation? . . . .

ESMYA

Esmya is a medicine, which is supposed to be used only in the short term for control of fibroid symptoms . . . .

Delayed Treatment

prompt treatment should be strongly considered before the fibroids become too large . . . .

UFE IN Young Women

Sarah was 13 years old when her mother took her to her GP because she had fainted at school . . . .

Recurrence Rates

The incidence of recurrence after fibroid embolization is very low.

Mirena Coil and Submucous Fibroids

The Mirena coil has been a great invention that in most instances effectively stops women having significant periods.

Myths

Many women in their forties with fibroids causing significant often debilitating symptoms

Long Term Follow Up Paper

Download the Paper.

Download the Paper

Asherman's Syndrome

Asherman’s syndrome is due to fibrotic scarring in the uterine cavity called adhesions.

Media Coverage

Television, Radio and Newspaper coverage of Dr. Walkers's embolization experience.

Homeopathic

There is a concept amongst some of the public that natural cures are to be preferred to scientific ones.

NHS

Former treatment for the NHS.

Post Menopausal Patients

Post menopausal

Sub Mucous Fibroids

Sub mucous

Contact Me

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More Information Regarding Self Funding

For more information regarding self funding prices at The Interventional Radiology Department, Jersey General Hospital, The Parade, St Helier, Jersey JE 3QS or any other private clinic contact Dr. Walker's Executive Assistant on 07538 486178 or via email: noland@doctors.org.uk

Procedures Performed

100% success rate

Successful Completed Pregnancies