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Avatar m tn I was under the impression that if you had a hysterectomy that you did not have your uterus. When I had my hysterectomy done, the dr took the works. I'm talking about everything, the fallopian tubes, ovaries, cervix, uterus. Not that I miss any of them. I don't have periods, which means no pms! WooHoo!
Avatar f tn My doctor tried to do a hysteroscopy and D&C on me (in hospital, general anesthesia) and said cervix is completely scarred shut. 3 weeks until my follow up. We still don't know what is the "area of concern" in my uterus. She mentioned we'll talk hysterectomy next. I'm 46. Do I have options? Trans vag US showed this area, unsuccessful Saline Ultrasound - the wall is up apparently. I do not want to play roulette. If doc thinks it is cancer, I want it out.
Avatar n tn as above said in a full hyster all female reproductive organs are removed,,,uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, and cervix...they sew top of vagina area where cervix once was to leave vagina functional, when healed sex is possible, orgasms still happen most find them less intense though.
Avatar n tn Many woman have wats called a partial hysterectomy..this is uterus sometime incudes cervix sometimes not. A complete hyste is tubes, ovaries, uterus and cervix. If her one ovary has "good eggs" she can use a surrogate.
Avatar f tn I just had a hysterectomy and after talking to my Dr. he said that unless you have your cervix removed with your uterus you will still bleed until you go through menapause.
274158 tn?1276347187 t control my bleeding they will have to remove my uterus and possibly my cervix (depending on how bad the bleeding is). She told me not to worry about menopause etc, because I will still have my ovaries. I already had one of my fallopian tubes and I still ovulate from both ovaries. I was wondering if there is anyone on this forum who can share any side effects from having their uterus removed. I have heard that your ovaries can die and cause you to go into early menopause.
Avatar m tn I was referring to the pathology reports from the colposcopy (removal of cervical tissue) prior to your hysterectomy and the one from the removal of your uterus and cervix (hysterectomy).
Avatar n tn Some doctors call a hysterectomy just removal of the uterus. For my full debulking hysterectomy I had my uterus, cervix, both ovaries, both fallopian tubes and full omentum apron and my appendix... Did you have your ovaries removed? If you did you could have remnant ovarie tissue that has cysts.. you need to ask more questions... I hope you find the answers...
Avatar f tn I have always had female problems. In 2016 my OB decoded it was time for a complete hysterectomy. I don't have my ovaries, tubes, uterus, or cervix. In the past year I've begun having what feels like menstrual cramps. I don't understand what's going on. What could be wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
1490116 tn?1304817137 Am a 52 yr old woman no period never had hysterectomy, tubal, however uterus really low. Am cramping a little. Is there a possibility of pregnancy?
Avatar n tn One thing to think about is if ovarian cancer runs in family,,,you should discuss with Dr as its very difficult to detect ovarian cancer with out uterus/cervix...until its usually stage 4 and that is bad.
Avatar f tn A Total Vaginal Hysterectomy (TVH) means the uterus and cervix are removed through the vagina. A laparascope is used through tiny incisions in the abdomen to release the structures that hold the uterus in place. Since there is no major incision to deal with, recovery is half the time of the abdominal surgery. If the ovaries and tubes are removed, that procedure is called a BSO - bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy.
Avatar f tn If I have a hysterectomy, seeing how I had my tubes cut and they remove my uterus will I still have monthly periods? Also, we are going on a cruise in Oct, will I be complete healed by then? Thanks for your time.
Avatar f tn Ovaries, Tubes, Cervix, Uterus (4mm into 9mm 2nd layer) and Lymph nodes were clear, but Peritoneal Wash came back with malignant cells... What is standard course for treatment now? Will see gyn/onc at the end of the month... Just wondering. Thought this would end with hysterectomy.
Avatar m tn Hi, I had a vaginal hysterectomy removing my uterus, cervix and one ovary.. still have one left. one year ago. I ended up hemorrhaging a week after the hysterectomy.. I actually have stage 2 Cystocele & Rectocele. But we are going to hold off with doing any sort of surgery for right now, going to try some physical therapy. I also have a 1 cm area of Granulation on the vaginal cuff that is going to have to have surgery at some point to repair as its very sensitive and I have had bleeding.
Avatar m tn I'm having the exact same problems you are having. Did you have the hysterectomy? I don't know what to do. I did have a diagnostic lapr. done on 10/19/12. My doctor found that my uterus was fused to my abdomen. She cut my uterus off my abdomen, then looked around to make sure my bowls were in tact, and nothing else was out of the ordinary. My first two days out of surgery I felt amazing. My stomach went down, my back, and leg pains were gone.
804498 tn?1238100998 No you cannot get pregnant if you had a full hysterectomy. full hysterectomy means that your uterus has been completely removed including your ovaries etc. You cannot bear any more children yourself, you need a uterus to support a pregnancy and you don't have one. If you want to have a child with this man you can adopt or he can learn to love and embrace your children as part of his family.
Avatar m tn Sections reveal fragments from both ecto and endo cervix. Ecto cervix shows no dysplasia. Endo cervix shows foci of papillary endocervicitis, a few cystic glands and inflammatory cells. Multiple sections from the endometirum show complex glands, closely packed, enlarged and with foci of papillary infoldings and budding. The lining neoplastic cells show marked enlargement, nuclear pleomorphism, prominent nucleli and psedo stratification. Areas of necrocis seen.
Avatar m tn The hysterectomy you are going to have is a sub-total hysterectomy if the cervix is left behind. A lot of women prefer to keep their cervix as they believe it helps in achieving sexual satisfaction although this is open to debate with many doctors saying it has no effect. This type of hysterectomy is easier to perform with quicker recovery as less tissue is being removed. If your cervix is left behind you will still need to have pap smears.
Avatar f tn I would be getting my uterus and cervix removed. How much do they cost out of pocket and is there any kind of financial assistance that would help me pay for the medical bill?
Avatar f tn Many people are confused regarding these surgeries. A partial hyst-removal of cervis, a total hyst-removal of cervix and Uterus, and a Total hyst with Oophrectomy is removal of cervix, removal of Uterus and removal of ovaries. I am just telling you this because when I decided to do it, I wanted it done right. Hope you get some relief soon.
Avatar f tn i have had a partial hysterectomy just over a year ago they left ovaries and cervix behind as i has been steralised year prior to hysterectomy to my horror after having mini periods as regular as clock work my doc decovered with an ultra sound scan that i have so womb left on and near my cervix and that my ovaries aint where they should be so he put me on the mini pill for the bleeding just need sum help and to find out if this has happened to anyone else
Avatar f tn I have had a tubal and a partial hysterectomy done (both 9 years ago). I was also told at one time I may have a double uterus. Now, my question is, if I DO have a double uterus, could I concieve and carry to term? I ask, because I am having signs of being pregnant and while the brain in me is certain I cannot possibly be pregnant, lol, the heart of me wants the chance again. Sensitivity, swelling of the breast, nausea, and I swear it feels like I am having Braxton Hicks( spelling?) contracts.
663253 tn?1231366653 With that being said the fact is, it is what it is. When we get a hysterectomy the uterus is of corse removed, usually with the cervix but not always. Sometimes the tubes and ovaries too , but again not always. Your having uterus and cervix removed so yes surgeon will sew the area of tissue shut inside vagina where the cervix would end in the large cone shape, this will be called the cervical "cuff" .
Avatar f tn They will be leaving my left ovary, they say for hormone purposes, but that I may have to have it removed at a later date. I told the doctor to just remove both of them, he said they would have to see what condition my left ovary is in before he can decide. Because of my age, 41, he is reluctant to take both ovaries.
Avatar f tn I thought a partial hysterectomy was just my uterus, leaving the ovaries intact and just found out that my doctor took my cervix also. She never once told me that she was going to do that. She in fact, pushed to take the ovaries, but I told her no. Now I'm afraid I will never enjoy sex again because of my dryness and I feel cheated out of a decision that I thought I made with all the knowledge and research that I did do. I don't know how to handle this.
Avatar f tn Hi Cherie, From what I understand/how it was explained to me by medical professionals and from the medical literature I have access to (I work in the veterinary field and I'm currently working on a master’s degree in public health which includes medical terminology (mis)communication and comprehension), the medical terminology used for the various types of hysterectomies can vary somewhat depending on the country as well as the medical field in which you work.
721523 tn?1331581802 Yes, your cervix will be removed if they remove your uterus. I'm not sure what your question is. Are you asking if you'll still have the orgasm contractions after the surgery? Please don't be embarrassed about asking any questions on this forum. Anyone that is facing this kind of surgery wants to know what to expect. This is only natural. I'm glad to hear your getting a second opinion.