WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for March, 2002: Re: How to wake up ovaries after hysterectomy

Re: How to wake up ovaries after hysterectomy

From: Anna (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 22 Mar 2002 12:31:21 -0600 (CST)

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At Fri, 22 Mar 2002, D.N. wrote: >Hi: Yes, I am excersing, thanks for asking..the Benydryl is not helping at all.still can't get to sleep before 1am..no I am not depressed..not anxious..nothing..I always know when I am, lol! If anything everyone is telling me how much happier I am now since I had the surgery..I did have extreme anxiety prior to my hyst..but it was about the symptoms that I was having..now that they're gone..so has my anxiety..I decided to stay on the Buspar to help with any PMS I may continue to get.
I am 38yrs old. Not sure if I am in peri-menopause, but probably will be soon because of the hyst..and the lessening of blood flow to the ovaries. Anna >Hi Anna,
>
>It hasn't been that long since your surgery, you are still healing.
>Everybody is different, but it can take a little time for them to
>function fully again. I have had a complete hyst with LSO and later had
>my right ovary out. About 4 months after my last surgery, when I
>thought I had gone through menopause (very severe symptoms), I started
>to ovulate again- just out of a small piece of ovary. Since you aren't
>having hot flashes, I bet it won't be real long before your ovaries
>start up again.
>
>For the sleeping issues: Is it possible you are depressed? This can
>cause problems with insomnia. If not, are you able to walk for some
>exercise? That might help. I usually take some benadryl too, but I find
>if I take the regular adult dose, it can make me wired. So I buy the
>children's liquid and take 1 tsp. It sounds like you aren't taking naps
>and that is good. If you are in your 40's it is possible that you are
>experiencing perimenopause and that can certainly mess with your sleep.
>It may just be a matter of time- it has only been a little over a month,
>so give it time. It should get better.
>
>I hope this is helpful,
>Best wishes,
>D.N.

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