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Re: Post Operative PainFrom: Jennifer (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Nov 25 14:42:14 2003
Talk to your doctor. You should request more meds if still in pain, I had a lap at the beginning of Oct and I still take pain meds daily and am not fully functional yet... ie naps, rest and moderate walking for exercise. I had a few other immune system issues and post opt complications but healing times really vary. I used to be very active and athletic. Take care, and get the rest you need. Definitely talk with your doctor and perhaps ask about neurontin which is a nerve interfer med. At Sun, 23 Nov 2003, Minell wrote: > >Hi Carla, > >Sorry to hear you are having problems. I had a TAH/BSO which is a hyst >with everything removed abdominally only 10 days ago. I am feeling >pretty good, but women differ in how they feel. Please go to >http://www.hystersisters.com and read the wonderful posts from women >experiencing a hysterectomy. Plus you can ask any questions and receive >wonderful support. > >-- >Minell > >At Sat, 22 Nov 2003, CARLA wrote: >> >>I had my uterus, tubes & ovaries removed, as well as extensive endo >>throughout the pelvic area and up to my stomach, 5 weeks ago. This was >>done abdominally as my uterus was so enlarged (adnomiosis) it was the >>only alternative. Could anyone give me any info as to how long I will >>be experiencing pretty extreme pelvic discomfort from this? It is still >>very difficult to sit upright for any length of time. My dr.would only >>gave me pain medication for one week, which makes me wonder if my pain >>is out of the ordinary? The areas hurting are the same ones that were >>hurting before the surgery, so I think the pain is from the excision >>more then the hysterectmy. Thanks for any input! >> >>-- >>Carla >>
-- Jennifer
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