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Re: HYSTERECTOMY: Sore breasts, cravings following hysterectomy

From: Dr H Goldfarb (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 27 Jan 2009 19:13:11 -0600 (CST)


Post Hysterectomy it is not unusual for the contralateral ovary remaining to fail . I suggest an FSH blood test to determine the function of your ovary. The swelling breast suggests a failure of ovulation in the remaining ovary.

At Tue, 27 Jan 2009, Jazzylady

>
>I had a total abdominal hysterectomy and left ovary removal 3wks ago. I
>am 40 and have not experienced any symptoms of menopause before this. I
>was ovulating regularly, according to the dr.
>
>About a week ago, I began having sore, enlarged breasts like when I was
>pregnant. I also am craving food all the time (similar to PMS). I have
>had some minor night sweats as well.
>
>I am confused because the above symptoms, according to my research, seem
>to indicate too HIGH of estrogen. I asked my dr who just waved me off
>and said hormones might be a little jumpy right now. But what I really
>want to know, is what hormone is too high/too low? I would like to try
>some natural supplements, but do not know what I am lacking or in excess
>of?
>
>Can a dr. just explain this to me?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jazzy

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Hysterectomy is not s msndstedf procedure for this condition. Yes there is an increased risk of endometrial cancer but I would suggest a thorough curettage and if the tissue is not atypical I would use megace for three months and then repeat the evaluation. I have treated many  women for this condition in this manner and have never been sorry.



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