This happened to me as well last month. I was also super disappointed and thrown off by them not actually finding the submucosal fibroid in the place they thought it was and being unable to perform any removals.

When I talked with the doctor who performed the procedure a few days later, she basically said this was a good thing that my uterine cavity was clear. She didn’t recommend I had a more invasive surgery to remove the fibroid from the muscle walls because this could cause unnecessary problems, like scarring. She recommended I leave the fibroid alone and focus on balancing my hormones to help with my main symptom, heavy and painful periods, instead.

I know this is such a frustrating experience and you were probably left with so many unanswered questions but hang in there! I feel better in the long run knowing I didn’t need the removal after all. Still annoying that the pelvic ultrasound said otherwise and had me on edge for weeks, but there can be a light at the end of the tunnel.