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Re: I am back from a hysterectomy to JenniferFrom: ada (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed Oct 24 14:48:24 2007
Jennifer, Hey, I had a hysterectomy (but kept my ovaries) on sept 12th. A great place for support pre and post hysterectomy is hystersisters.com. Good luck and feel free to email me any questions. Ada At Wed, 24 Oct 2007, Kate wrote: > >Jennifer- > >Thanks for sharing. How are you doing now? I'm supposed to have a >hysterectomy at the end of November and I'm pretty nervous about it. I'd >love to e-mail back and forth with you about it, if you would be willing >to talk. > >-- >Kate > >At Sat, 6 Oct 2007, JenniferH wrote: >> >>I have posted on this forum a few times in the past year or so. I have >>had endo/cyst problems for 18 months. I just wanted to update everyone >>and share my story. I had a lap done 3/16/07 and he removed a lot of >>endo and an ovarian cyst. He had to leave several endo-filled cysts and >>some endo because of where it was located. However, he took a pie wedge >>of my ovary and did an ablation, to try to cut down on bleeding and >>ovarian cysts and endo. >> >>I never had a period. I felt absolutely great and on top of the world >>for 3 months and then the old familiar feelings came back :( His advice >>to me was to go ahead and have the hysterectomy. I kept putting it off >>(my husband and I are going to Mexico next week- not great timing), but >>then even Vicoden couldn't help the pain. I went to my family doctor >>because I was having bladder issues, and he did a pelvic ultrasound. >>They saw endo all over my left ovary and my pelvis. So, I called and >>scheduled the hysterectomy. >> >>The hysterectomy was supposed to last 1 1/2 to 2 hours. I was in >>surgery almost 3 hours. He told me the endo had grown back worse than >>my previous lap and had attached to the bowel. Since he took the >>ovaries, I will need hormones. However, he is hodling off on the >>hormones so that they don't feed any microscopic bits of endo left >>behind. He did tell me that the endo can come back, even after the >>hysterectomy (which I already knew from this site).I am hoping the endo >>stays away. Now I am just battling crazy hormones! >> >>-- >>Jennifer >>
-- Ada
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