Hysterectomy Support Group
A hysterectomy is the surgical removal of the uterus, usually done by a gynecologist. Hysterectomy may be total (removing the body and cervix of the uterus) or partial (also called supra-cervical). Although there are conservative alternatives, hysterectomy is performed for uterine fibroids, pelvic pain, pelvic relaxation, heavy or abnormal menstrual bleeding, and cancer.
I am 41/2 months post op (TAH) and we just had a wild weather ride with 60s, rain/thunderstorms/tornadoes, snow and now 20s. I have not hurt like this since about week 4 or 5.
Has anyone noticed that the weather plays a role in how they feel? Feels like my internal stitches are stretching and about to split open! I also have that tingling, pricking sensation around my incision. And let's not even talk about the size of my Swelly Belly!
I had pain on my right side and freaked a little b/c I still have my appendix. I spoke to the on-call doc last night (not my doctor) and she just dismissed me saying it doesn't have anything to do with the surgery since I'm 41/2 months out.
Signed,
very frustrated in GA
Has anyone noticed that the weather plays a role in how they feel? Feels like my internal stitches are stretching and about to split open! I also have that tingling, pricking sensation around my incision. And let's not even talk about the size of my Swelly Belly!
I had pain on my right side and freaked a little b/c I still have my appendix. I spoke to the on-call doc last night (not my doctor) and she just dismissed me saying it doesn't have anything to do with the surgery since I'm 41/2 months out.
Signed,
very frustrated in GA
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Hope this gives some relief