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Re: GENERAL: How long does bleeding typically last after laparoscopic surgery and should I be this emotional?

From: Laura (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 8 May 2007 15:35:44 -0500 (CDT)


The last time I had a D&C/Hysterscopy/endometrial biopsy I had very very light bleeding for 2 weeks and felt great. At the 2 week mark I started bleeding VERY heavy and unbarable cramping. Turns out everything was ok. My doc said everyone is different??? I thought If I was going to have pain and bleed heavy it would have been in the first 2 wks not after. Go figure??? I did see the doc to make sure I didnt develope an infection. With your depression I think it could be the meds. I know I never feel quite right emotionally when taking pain meds.

I hope you feel better soon. Lots of luck to you!

At Tue, 8 May 2007, Michelle wrote: >
>I had a laparoscopy, D&C, hysteroscopy, ovarian cyst removal, and
>endometrial ablation last Friday afternoon. I did not seem to have much
>bleeding for the first few days, very light at first and then spotting,
>and it seemed to have stopped yesterday morning. Then yesterday
>evening, I had light bright red bleeding again and some small clots and
>it continues this morning. Is it normal to start bleeding again 3-1/2
>days after surgery? The pamphlet I got from the doctor's office says
>bleeding with stop in 1-3 days but I'm still bleeding.
>
>I am also very emotional. Today, I ended up crying nonstop because my
>husband went back to work and I did not want to be left alone. I just
>feel really sad and depressed. Is this a normal response after surgery?
>Or, is it possibly a side effect of the pain medication? I was on
>Vicodin ES for 2 days before it was discontinued due to intolerance and
>last night I was switched to Darvorcet-N.
>
>My doctor is out of town until Thursday, and it takes all day to get a
>response from his partner, so I am hoping that someone can help me out.
>Thanks.






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