Hysterectomy in twenties
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I am 54 years young and in November of 2010 had a multiple procedure surgery.. I had fibroids since my twenties and one had grown large enough that I was told I had the uterus of a 16+ week pregnant woman which I wasn't. I also had an issue with the vaginal and rectal walls deteriorating from repair work that had been performed after the delivery of my first child resulted in 4thdegree lacerations. Lastly, I had developed incontinence issues that progressively increased in severity.
C and was told I had fibroids and I should have an hysterectomy. I refused. I have only been pregnant once and that end with an abortion in 1973 when I was 23.
I was never able to get pregnant and was told I had scaring on tubes by a laparoscopy I was only on birth control for 2 year in my early twenties and was not on anything for over 30 years.
When I started going through menopause I had all typical symptoms, night sweats, lack of sleep, decreased sex drive, hot flashes (every 8 mintues).
my bld pressure is high since i gained weight.i am 37 years. when i was in my twenties my tsh used to be round 1.i ve done hysterectomy cos of heavy bleeding.my mean cell volume is 96.7. i work as an s.r.n in a cardiac unit in malta. i need to know about my problem because last year i was diagonised favism.
is the diagnoses the same? is there anything to do for it? i had a hysterectomy in my twenties but still have a battle with it and im fixing to turn forty. i have had a severe case of it. thanks so much....
He first suggested a simple removal of the cyst and ovary intact but then when I remined him that I only have the one ovary, right one was removed when I was in my twenties due to another cyst, he suggested a full hysterectomy. He stated that he was going to open me up anyway because he wants to make sure that he gets the cyst out without it rupturing so the recovery would be the same and this way I would avoid the risk of developing Uterine cancer later in life.
m in serious pain. My first experience with adhesions goes back to when I was in my twenties. A hysterectomy left me in severe pain. Of course I had to go through all the customary, "It's all in your head my dear," lectures and I sat on the table writhing in pain. Here's my questions: I am disabled (unrelated problems), live alone and am closing in on retirement income. What can be done to remove these adhesions? I realize the risk of them growing back.
What do you guys mean by "pooch" just curious? Pooch as in saggy skin or little pot belly?
I am 44 years old and have a long history of endometriosis, and my appendix has been removed along with what was term with severe endo adhesions in my twenties. Since then I had three healthy pregnancies all vaginal delivery. Eight years after my final pregnancy I started having a recurrence of pain which I assumed to be endometrial. The pain continued to worsen, especially on my right side.
I am schedule to have a hysterectomy in a couple weeks, and my concern is will my stomach go back to normal? Will I gain weight? Should I diet during recovery. Can't afford to buy new clothing right now...
Will my sex life remain exciting?
I have not met or spoke to anyone in their late twenties without any ovaries.....thanks and peace...I have recently started taking an antidepressant due to the ongoing stress that this pain causes me but I am now certain that a life that is pain free from a horrible poisonous cyst has be more enjoyable?
You should go to the ER or urgent care if you can not get in to see your gyn. Providing a sealed pad to show the doctor (put it in a ziplock bag sealed) to show them what you are dealing with would be a good idea.
Evista for osteoporosis, Tenormin, (as a beta blocker),for Migrane headache, Cinestin - an estrogen replacement (I had a complete Hysterectomy in 1991), Vesicare and Oxytrol for my neurogenic bladder and Tylenol with codine for acute pain. I recently had blood work and my WBC was slightly elevated at 11, RBC, Hemoglobin, and Hematocrit were slightly low and my lymphocytes were above 5000, (high normal is 3900).
My pelvis story ~ (the short version)
By Tina Diane
This is my pelvis story of living over 25 years of my life with pelvic pain, my true pelvic pain issues began when I was in my early twenties (although I had heavy bleeding even as a child – I started my period at 11 years old) and as most women would do I started with my primary care physician who did my pelvic exams.
I am a hysterectomy in less than 2 weeks I'm a bit nervous they said I can't cook cleaner Drive a while you're taking a cervix uterous tubes out I'm going to try to keep one or both ovaries my question to you ladies hats had one before how was your recovery time and your pain and is there anything that I need to know or to take to the hospital with
Bless you heart, I know how you are feeling as I went through a complete hysterectomy in 1991. No matter what the circumstances it is not an easy surgery. It doesn't surprise me that you are having these pains as the entire area is close to each other. That being said, I would definitely call your Doctor and let them know what you are experiencing and ask them if this is what you should be expecting.
Hello, I'm in my mid twenties and I have anxiety horribly bad. I recently started getting palpitations daily and went to the doctor , the ekg was normal and I have an echo and Holter monitor next month . I bought a stethoscope and noticed at times there's a small pause before the next beat. Is this normal or a problem ? My doctor listened to my heart and did ekg and said it was normal but fast. I have good blood pressure and no known health issues.
Sorry you are in pain. I do know that you can have endo tissue migrate to the bowel even after a hysterectomy. A 2 cm simple cyst like that on the ovary is perfectly normal, don't worry. A rectal abcess can be very, very painful. Are they treating you with anything? Steroids or antibiotics? Special diet?
I hope you feel better soon.
How can my cancer travel to the uterus without passing through the tubes? Is it ovarian cancer or uterine? I am scheduled for a hysterectomy next week and my doctor says only the second biopsy would tell. Anyone else who has seen this before? I really want to keep my system - I am 30.
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