Hysterectomy journal articles
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If you click on my name (or picture) it will take you to my profile. Find my journal articles (there are only three as of now) and find my information on Surgical adhesions and how I got relief. I mention in the journal entry that you should ask your doctor before attempting this type of serious, deep massage that you do on your own....
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I hope you can find something to help without resorting to a hysterectomy and its ensuing harms. Here are some articles on hysterectomy - https://www.hormonesmatter.com/?s=hysterectomy.
My surgeon is Elizabeth Geller of UNC teaching hospitals who has done extensive studies on this procedure and submitted several journal articles. I am just concerned about the repair of the tear in the wall of the rectum which will be part of the surgery. I haven't seen this procedure mentioned. Is it a common part of the repair surgery? Does this complicate the surgery if not? Thank you.
Hello Ladies,
I am considered very high risk for Ovarian Cancer (family history), so my doctors have recommended a hysterectomy. They actually didn't have to recommend it, I was going to ask for it, if I had to! I am 42 years old with no real signs of menopause. My oncologist said I could wait a bit for the surgery if I wanted to get a bit closer to menopause to try to shorten the possible time on hormone supplements (if needed). That discussion was about 8 months ago.
gov/pmc/articles/PMC3223258/ addresses the risk of ovarian failure after hysterectomy. It is 2x that of an intact woman when both ovaries are left in place. That risk is greater when one ovary is removed.
My onc/gyn at a major cancer center has told me that she will not order any more CT scans unless there is a reason. My CA-125 is low. She has read journal articles which indicates that the radiation from the scans may be more dangerous than not having the scans. I had one after I finished chemo and no more.
Ran into an article in the Journal for the American Academy of Family Practitioners published this month, telling doctors that Levothyroxine is the ONLY valid treatment for hypo and to trust the TSH. I called the Academy and was transferred to the editor of the Journal and advised him of the more current articles (that I published here) conducted and published in Europe and now published by the NIH.
I am due to have a vaginal hysterectomy in early August. Has anyone here been through a good experience with the vaginal kind of hyst? Hope I am doing the right thing, I am 55 yr old with pelvic prolapse and low back pain.
by definition a hysterectomy is the surgical removal of the uterus with or without the cervix, a seperate operation is called a bilater salphigo Ooperectomy which is the removal of the fallopian tubes and ovaries, they are sometimes removed during a hysterectomy but not technically a part of a hysterectomy. Hyster means uterus in medicial terms.
I had an unnecessary hysterectomy with ovary removal and wish I had done things differently. My gynecologist lied about my condition and was deceptive about his treatment plan.
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The articles MedHelp has posted will have lists of foods to avoid and foods that r safe...keep a journal so u can see which of the good foods r indeed good 4 u as we r all different and there may be something on the list that may trigger a flare 4 u.
and the same is true for foods to avoid....
I am in the process of having my cortisol levels checked but the doctor does not feel it necessary to check female hormone levels. I have had a complete hysterectomy 18 years ago and have never taken HRT. At this point the hair on the crown of my head is thinning and I have an extra 20 pounds that will no go away. I eat a very excellent diet with minimal carbs and good carbs if I choose to eat them. I exercise 3 days per week at a local gym for one hour each day.
HELP!!!! What can I do?
Please research robotic hysterectomy. There have been a number of news articles in major media about the over-marketing of this medical device (hospitals have to recoup the exhorbitant costs of those machines) and the lack of adequate training in its use. I personally know some women who have suffered injuries from robotic hysterectomy (burns, nerve damage, and torn vaginal cuff). Of course, these injuries can also occur with traditional methods.
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