ENDO Messages for May, 2006: Re: need advice

Re: need advice

From: Sara (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed May 31 21:17:56 2006

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Usually the doctor will schedule an office visit with you about a week before the surgery to help explain the procedure and go over any concerns you may have. That's typically called a "pre op" (short for operative) and you'll also have a "post op" a week or so after your surgery to check how you're healing and go over the findings when you're more awake :)

The surgery is really not too bad and you'll just want to be easy on yourself and give yourself plenty of time to heal. Depending on how much work they do in there, it can take you more or less time to heal. But if you do too much too fast you can set yourself back, so take it easy. I know you'll do fine and you'll be glad to have it over with! :)

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Sara

At Wed, 31 May 2006, Brenda  wrote:
>
>what does "in for your pre op mean"? I have never had this surgery
>before so I have no clue what that means.  I am extremely nervous about
>this surgery so I was thinking maybe it's happening because I am so
>stressed.  I have absolutely no idea what is going to happen.
>At Wed, 31 May 2006, Alyson wrote:
>>
>>If you have already been in for your pre op, it might be worth calling
>>and leaving a message with the nurse...just in case it is something that
>>the doc should be aware of prior to surgery.  If not, bring it up at pre
>>op and see what she thinks.
>>Alyson
>>
>>At Wed, 31 May 2006, Brenda  wrote:
>>>
>>>I am having surgery in about a week.  I have been busting me butt trying
>>>to get things done before my surgery.  Anyway now I am spotting, it's
>>>pink to red and its enough that i have to put a pad on and it comes and
>>>goes.  Seems like the more i do the more i bleed.  I talked to my cousin
>>>who is a nurse and she thinks i should let my gyn know.  I don't want to
>>>bother her for nothing.  What do you all think i should do?
>>>
>>>--
>>>Brenda
>>>
>--
>Brenda
>

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