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Re: 2 weeks post hysterectomy surgery and feeling like crap!

From: lolinda (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Jul 4 13:33:29 2002


At Thu, 4 Jul 2002, D.N. wrote: >Thanks D.N. for your information. I have gotten a few emails and everyone is saying same thing....it will take a while for me to get my energy back so basically be patient. So I guess I will hurry up and wait for it to come back. Actually today is a good day and I am feeling better then earlier this week so I really can't complain to much.

I did start on some vitamins and iron pills because I am known to get a anemic. So anyways....thanks again for your response and have a wonderful Fourth of July!!!!!! and a safe one too! :0)

--
Lolinda

>Hi, > >I am sorry to say that nothing but time will make you feel better. It >take time to heal from major surgery. Two weeks is nothing. Healing >takes about 8 weeks. Remember that you not only had major surgery, but >your hormones are majorly changed. This all goes together. You and >your family need to be patient and let you have time to rest and heal. >If you try and push it, your body will let you know. > >I had complications with my hyst and it took me over a year to feel like >myself again and I still had an ovary left at that time. > >Eat properly, make sure you get adequate sleep, take naps if needed, a >multivitamin without iron, plenty of fluids and build up your stamina >with walking, all should help feel better. > >Best wishes, >D.N. > >At Wed, 3 Jul 2002, lolinda wrote: >> >>Hi ladies! >> >>I haven't posted in quite sometime. So here is the update. I suffered >>with endo for 7 yrs and basically said to myself NO MORE PAIN...even >>though I know that a Hysterectomy is not a cure all....I looked into it >>and this is what happened.... >> >>Well as of June 17th I am now a neutered female....giggle...no >>seriously... >>I had a complete hysterectomy including the cervix. I am in no pain >>wooohooo anymore and I am glad I did it but I am EXTREMELY TIRED!!!! I >>went to the Dr. yesterday for a post-op appointment and he said that >>it's normal to feel so completely drained. I really feel like a crack >>head. I am on Estratest and so far I have only had to deal with >>hotflashes that should slowly slow down. As for night sweats....not >>sure because I live in Central California and it's been hotter then a >>two peckered billy goat. >> >>So my question is.....how can I get my energy back??? Dr. says that it >>will be at between 4-6 weeks before I am good to go. Does anyone else >>know a better method then waiting???? I have two lil monsters to take >>care of a husband who needs his uh manly needs met...wink wink but w/ no >>intercourse of course ugh! >>So anyways if anyone has any ideas of how to basically get it togethor >>so that I can become *SuperMom* again that would be greatly appreciated! >> >>If anyone is interested in my hysterectomy etc feel free to email me at >>lolindae@fibreinnovations.com >> >>Well hugs and painfree vibes are being sent your way! >> >>-- >>Lolinda >>




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