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Re: from Kathy R.

From: BJ (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Nov 29 20:30:03 2002


I'm glad to hear your came through it ok, sounds like a nasty case. I'd like to suggest you check out Dr. John Lee's book on menopause. It has all the information you'll need to make the healthiest decisions about HRT. His website is http://www.johnleemd.com and his books are also available at many health food and book stores. Take care of yourself and don't puch too hard, take plenty of relaxed time to recover! BJ

At Fri, 29 Nov 2002, Kathy wrote: >
>Hello everyone, Just thought I would let you know that I am now at home
>recovering from hysterectomy. It was really rough. Doc. took 2 hours
>to do procedure because he had to cut right ovary out in pieces to get
>it all out. My left ovary could not be saved as well because of large
>chocolate cysts attached to backside of it. Doc. said that he was able
>to remove endo away from colon and that was great news. He said the
>rest of my organs looked good. I have about 6 or 7 inch incision
>horizontally and he said the under layer of my abdomen is vertical to
>get inside of body and the outer layer is horizontal to allow for faster
>healing. No staples. I am bruised alot down there and not a pretty
>site but it will heal okay. I am taking 1 month of of work to heal and
>am still satisfied with my decision to have the hyst. even though I
>have to endure HRT. Any feedback is helpful at this point. Thanks for
>your support, Kathy R.




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