Hysterectomy and muscle pain

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18070169 tn?1463175914 One of the most common side effects of antidepressants is muscle pain, and many people confuse joint pain with muscle pain. One of the reasons is that antidepressants interfere with the absorption of magnesium. Another problem is that interfering with serotonin also affects areas other than the brain -- most serotonin isn't in the brain, it's in the digestive system and also helps relax muscles and blood vessels. Most people experience this as muscle cramps.
1931832 tn?1398880449 but the thing is the pain and numbness reappears if I stopped the pain reliever. My question is, does the pain has to do with my hormones? do I need to take hormonal replacement pills? Will it lessen the pain on my knees as well? I dont wanna be independent on drugs specifically pain relievers..I need help..please.
Avatar f tn i have been to the doctor and had a ct scan for having lower abdomen muscle pain. i have a lump that comes and goes in my lower left side of my abdomen. dr. said the ct scan was normal. i had a total hysterectomy 5 years ago because of severe endometreosis. it had adheared my bowel and bladder to my uteris. had to have bowel and bladder cut away and then a radical hysterectomy. dr. said go see a surgeon.
178345 tn?1242536246 I am 3 weeks out from my total hysterectomy and I started having the same exact type of pain you mentioned. It started after doing a lot of walking (we were shopping). I was walking so slow that it was starting to annoy my daughter - LOL.
Avatar n tn I have severe pain in right groin area. Heavy ache and vaginal bleeding. Pain has gone away 2 times which happened when I bled heavy only for about 10 min. Have seen every Doctor, am going to get hysterectomy in a week. Such horrible pain. Please help if anyone has had this. No appetite either. Thank you...
Avatar f tn These anatomical / skeletal changes cause chronic back, hip, and rib cage problems and pain. Bladder and bowel function can also be affected since they are separated and held in place by the uterus. My bowels have been "messed up" since surgery. Has your endometriosis diagnosis been confirmed with exploratory surgery and biopsy? Have you had (or considered having) the endo excised by an endometriosis specialist?
Avatar m tn By 4 or 5 months post-op, I had lost over half my hair, it grayed in the front, I lost a lot of skin collagen and muscle mass causing saggy, old looking skin, and my vision blurred. I am sorry you are faced with this.
574735 tn?1232930123 Since then she has experienced Blood in her stool two or three times a week, numbness in her finger, tingling in her feet, bumps on her breasts, a recurring foul odor from under her breasts (even after bathing and washing them several times a day), and gripping muscle pain with soreness after pain subsides. These symptoms are not on a regular basis, and they don't all happen at the same time.
Avatar f tn It has been two years after my hysterectomy and I still have severe groin pain.
Avatar n tn I'm 22 years old. I've been dealing with chronic pain in my lower abdomen since I was 14. I've been seen by a doctor for many years. He has done surgeries, put me on pain medication and other types of medications. Nothing has helped. I'm at my whits end.I need to find some answer soon. I'm sick of being in pain. the only time it has gone away for any length of time is when i was pregnant.
539478 tn?1296621012 I've had muscle & joint pain for many years & knew it was my thryoid but only recently have finally been diagnosed with Hashimoto's Thyroiditis. I now also have hypothyroidism. I've had back pain for many years which is why I became a personal trainer & fitness instructor to fight the pain. I am 36.
Avatar f tn Wow you posted on my birthday and we seem to have a few of the same symptoms. I am in need of relief ASAP. This is the type of pain that wears on your nerves and tends to make one a bit irritable. I am 56 and mine also is mostly at night here's my story. I am a 56 yr young female. Who is a Christian and loves the Lord. Before all this occurred and even after some what enjoyed living, traveling, dancing, gardening, being with friends and family to the fullest.
Avatar f tn If only it could be that easy.A had 8 cysts and I had no sciatica, My pain is in my neck from my disk.Every once and awhile a aggravate the one in my lower back. I woke up in terrible pain this morning. I have to take muscle relaxers and wait it out. How long it takes to recover depends. If you ask them only to take the cyst it is a quick recovery. If they do a hysterectomy that is major surgery. It can take weeks. Just a few in the hospital.It is best to keep at least one ovary.
Avatar f tn It is associated with lower levels of progesterone and wildly fluctuating levels of estrogen which can cause breast fullness and pain. I have read that taking some evening primrose oil (EPO) can ease the breast tenderness. Some say adding some vitamin B6 and vitamin E to the EPO makes it even more effective.
Avatar f tn About three weeks ago I began to experience tingling in my toes and top of my left foot followed by a burning pain on the side of my calf muscle that radiates up into my hip and causes pain in the lower left side of my abdomen. I only experience this pain when I begin to walk or when I stand in place for 15 to 20 minutes. I have discussed this with my doctor. He ordered an x-ray and an ultra sound for blood clots. Both were negative. Has anyone else had this experience?
Avatar f tn after having an MRI scan showed it was not endometriosis still causing pain as it was removed but there wasnt vey much,MRI showed ADENOMYOSIS endometri which grown outside the uterus and into the muscle wall so if you are still in pain after 6 weeks ask for an MRI to make sure nothing is left! i still have my uterus so only option is hysterectomy!but definately had 100% success first time and didnt return til 5 years later!
Avatar n tn i am in a lot of pain where i had my hiatal hernia repaired i get a lot of pain and it puffs up into a ball and it is very painful. and where i had my hysterectomy i get a lot of pain along the whole scare. i know i have a lot of scar tissue. i have had all kinds of test and special doctors and don't know what to do.
Avatar f tn she said its all 1 big mass. I was in a lot of pain for 2 months, finally got on birth control and the pain has stopped. if a hysterectomy doesnt fix endo, why should I have one? I am 39.
Avatar m tn I had a partial Hysterectomy and two weeks after I've been having alot of pain on the leftside of my abdomen and my back. The pain doesn't go away even with narcotic medicines and the doctor says everything looks fine. Also when i get up and start walking the pain gets worse and worse. The only time it doesn't hurt that much is when I'm laying down. Also I feel on my left leg because the pain is so bad. Need answers please.
Avatar f tn I am 34 years old and I have had a hysterectomy and my gallbladder removed and last year I was diagnosed with severe low blood sugar. The past 3 weeks have been the worst ever at first I thought it was just a flu but my symptoms are getting worse and I am scared because they are sometimes making me non functional or ill natured which I have never been.
Avatar n tn About two weeks ago my neck and eyes hurt since I have severe muscle tension in those areas, a lot of it due to sports injures in my neck in the past... that's why my neck is bad. Anyway, pain two weeks ago. About a week ago, I noticed my floaters have gotten massively worse and now I have floaters hitting my central vision, moving in and out constantly. It also looks like debris all over the place. This just happened excessively the last week.
Avatar f tn I've been feeling the exact same way! I had a laproscopic hysterectomy over 3 weeks ago and since then I've had pain in my lower abdomen- particularly if I sit too long or sneeze...even sometimes it hurts when I walk! I have to make an appt with my gyno cause something def isn't right....how are you feeling now????
Avatar f tn They have likely atrophied due to your hysterectomy and loss of blood flow and feedback loop with the uterus. The ovaries naturally shrink after menopause but they continue to produce hormones at least until age 80 in women who have all their parts. These hormones are essential to every aspect of health. Do a web search for "pubmed bilateral oophorectomy long term health" to understand the many repercussions / adverse effects of having ovaries (part of the endocrine system) removed.
953787 tn?1246371213 Uterine fibroids are the single most common indication for hysterectomy. Fibroids can be present and be inapparent. However, they are clinically apparent in up to 25% of women and cause significant morbidity, including prolonged or heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pressure or pain, and, in rare cases, reproductive dysfunction. Both the economic cost and the effect of fibroids on quality of life are substantial. Fibroids are not cancerous.
Avatar n tn I had a vaginal hysterectomy with lapraoscopy to assist. (cervix and uterus) 08/07. Dec I tried to have vaginal sex but the pain was so severe that I could not continue. I also had vaginal spotting that evening and the next morning had blood around my stools. Went to the doctor and he did an internal ultrasound of my ovaries and there appeared to be a small cyst. Since then I've been able to have intercourse without severe pain but still discomfort.