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Re: hysterectomyFrom: anon (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 28 Mar 2003 07:09:59 -0600 (CST)
At Thu, 27 Mar 2003, Mandy wrote: > >I am scheduled to have a hysterectomy and bladder repair and >abnominoplasy in a few weeks. I'm not sure if the hysterectomy is >nessessary. My doctors are justifying doing one (without removing >ovaries) because I've had three abnormal pap smears (mild displasia)and >they say the bladder repair will be better without the uterus. My >doctor will do it without taking my uterus but I'm wondering if it is >really better to take it now since I'm having the tummy tuck with it and >with the history of bad paps I may have to have it removed eventually >anyway. I've heard that kegal exersises could help me and I've been >told (by my chiropracter) to try that for several months along with >exersise, eating right and chiropractic adjustments. I've been told by >a friend that the uterus and fallopian tubes give off hormones and >should be left if at all possible. I've read on the internet that the >cervix should be left in tact as it plays a roll in the structure inside >my body. I'm considering not doing it and giving it six months but I >have it scheduled and the nessessary help with children etc... and >honestly, if it has to happen I'd like to get it over with and move on >with life. > >-- >Mandy
>The uterus and fallopian tubes DO NOT "give off" hormones. Does your friend have a medical degree?
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