FAQs About Hysterectomy
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- If you are considering a hysterectomy, don't miss this upcoming webcast featuring Ob/Gyn John Wooley, MD. In "FAQs About Hysterectomy," he'll provide answers to the most common questions about the surgery, including the types of hysterectomy, how long recovery takes, and issues related to hormone replacement therapy.
There are a lot of commenters saying ridiculous things here in the comments! Women You know when it’s time to tell your uterus thank you for all you did but it’s time for us to depart. Don’t let idiot people talk and talk crap. The uterus is meant to house a baby in the reproductive years. Things go wrong and it has to come out. Do it! I had a friend who died from uterine cancer. She said as she was in hospice ‘this hurts like hell’ I wish she would have had her hysterectomy before that all happened to her. Others have their uterus falling literally out of them. They can’t keep it fir obvious reasons! I’ve found No information that getting a hysterectomy causes another disease. Live a happy healthy life get on bio identical hormones Not synthetic hormones. Unfortunately we all get sick in one or more parts of our lives. I wish everyone a healthy and a long life no matter what path you chose.
Im 43 and having to have now a secondary hysterectomy as i have another viginal hysterectomy and now rectal prolapse and the pain is so severe and i also have ibs and all this pain makes my bowel go in to spasm etc.......
I'm having a full hysterectomy & lots of scar tissue removed, I'm having a laproscopy done is there alot of pain after and do they send you home with pain meds?
This the best video information I've watch.... answer to questions that I had fear about
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Give the Doctor some water he looks like he has cotton mouth💧😊
Some good information, however I gave a thumbs down because you skirted around the question about osteoporosis and heart health. Also nothing was mentioned about bladder, vaginal or bowel prolapse. I just went through a full abdominal hysterectomy because I had a very large cyst on one ovary which turned out to be benign even though my CA 125 was 47, slightly above the 35 marker. Even though I was more than 5 years post menopause I had SEVERE menopause symptoms. My first menopause was a breeze. I am upset at myself for not insisting on less invasive surgery and agreed to the hysterectomy my doctor recommended. I had no other symptoms and have not found any information supporting hysterectomy for an ovarian cyst. I don't believe I signed an informed consent, yet I'm the one who has to live with the decision and the bill that will take me 12 years to pay off what my insurance didn't pay.
MJ F I had a partial hysterectomy 15 months ago the same day of my csection, my docter didnt give me any information of side effects or health issues at the long term, the only thing he told me was , I was no longer going to have periods and that was it.
They found out I have a big mass on top of my uterus and are doing surgery next week. Im through menopause and am 51 yrs old. I talked with my Dr about the prolapse issues because a friend told me about her mom. He said he will take care of that when in there. They have to do the c-section cut in case it has cancer inside the mass . Im scared still about having it done
@@debconness7718 In the meantime PLEASE get your Iodine level checked. You MUST INSIST they do it because they will talk you out of it. Sometimes they wait for the prolapse issue to see how your internal organs settle, unless he just meant where he re-attaches your vagina cuff. Also do strengthening exercises, careful sit-ups and the like. Belly strong will help recovery. Did they do an Ultrasound? Please read it carefully to see if any solid mass or blood flow. If just fluid, may not be so bad. Cysts are normal but don't always go away, that's where the Iodine helps. Some doctors recommend Probiotics before and after. See what he says.
@@mjf3570 why is checking iodine levels important before surgery? What is the name of the test for the iodine? Never heard of it…thanks for the information.
@@mjf3570 koo
Why he didn't answered about heart problems 😕
No woman would do the surgery..he wants more surgery.. for Gueni pigs...
So the question was asked about someone that's saying my age 67 nothing was ever answered never answered about HRT or anything after that age and having a full hysterectomy so the word contradictive is all we get on that
Very useful information
I had a hysterectomy this year 30th September.
You are not saying anything about hormone replacement therapies.
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Yes I'll answer the question if everything's removed and your postmenopausal and your ovaries are gone you are going to have more obvious risk of heart problems in the future and osteoporosis you may even have lymphedema they need to say it
Yes...all true he's a fuk n quack...and what does he know about a vagina..besides to fuk it and cut it... hysterectomy is a sick surgery..a man knows nothing about a vagina or how it works
Did not answer question on heart health osteoporosis etc
Thank you for the helpful information. Due to having uterine cancer, grade 1, I'll be having a hysterectomy in three weeks time. It seems that many women have ovaries and fallopian tubes removed at the same time. Yet, I have found some doctors are questioning the merit of such conventional wisdom. They suggest that for women with a family history of heart disease and stroke, it would be better to retain the ovaries, especially as ovarian cancer is rare, albeit difficult to diagnose. Please, Dr. Wooley, would you be kind enough to elaborate on this?
Its rare until its not
I'm 58 & have been through menopause for 10 years and this June I started bleeding & cramps I went to my Dr then to my gyn had a pap done a vaginal scan & and a biopsy done the biopsy results well turned out my results came back with there wasn't enough to get an accurate reading but my vaginal scan came back with thickening in the endometrium, And I have a lot of scar tissue to do years ago I was bleeding very heavy during my period large blood clots so my gyn did a procedure it was called vaginal freezing it sounds crazy but it worked! But now all these years later this problem started & also had a C-section when I was 30 that also causes scar tissue my Gyn is going to remove my whole uterus & scar tissue as well I believe he's doing laproscopy my surgery date is Oct 24th yes I'm nervous will I have pain after?
Thank you for the information doctor...its really helpful. What about the pain one feels after removal of everything like uterus, tubes, ovaries, lymph nodes....pain goes from back to right hip...feeling slight pain sometime on the abdomen.
Dr. You didnt mention enything about that thered a chance that if fibroids are shrunked theres a possibility of them to regrow. Whats the percent of that happening??
I was given a partial hysterectomy at age 23. Halifax Infirmary .....
I had a hysterectomy and I am 33 years old
How are u feeling
@@ruthpaz2075 I feel much better now and back doing everything already
Hi Kerry I'm about to have mines done and I'm nervous as hell. Any advice you can give would be appreciated.
@@nataliaisaac5133 have you had it done?
@@butterfly9274 not yet. I'm awaiting a date.
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Thanks a lot to the Dr Wooley and Baptist center for organizing this webinar
Good to hear that I am facing it shortly
Perfect 🙏
I just had mine and still have my ovaries and all I kept hearing is keep your ovaries or you will sweat a lot
Kari I just got mine 5 days ago. How did you cope with poo poo. I am struggling now. So much pain to go ....
@@anettaczestochowska2482 the pain pills will koz that
I had my right ovary, Fallopian tube and uterus removed hopefully it won’t affect me much
Thank you.
Thank you
Five dollar lunch ? This might be a very old video
Is it true that the cervix also has to be removed bevause it's part of the uterus?
No. They can keep the cervix in but you and your doctor need to discuss whether it has to be removed or not.
So my Dr said he's taking tubes also because I don't need them , now I'm worried ill have menopause symptoms after I've already been through it years ago
Menopause has to do with ovaries, not your tubes.
@@elizabethd3038 how can she keep the ovaries without the tubes and without the uterus?
@@michelleinfo-vlog2449 they will remain in the abdomen... kind of suspended... until they shrink with age.
After hysterectomy, does woman lose the interest of sex?
She can if she has her working ovaries out. Get her on bio-identical hormones. Safer than the synthetic ones.
He didn’t answer the question about heart disease etc
Exactly he didn't answer cardi or vascular disease which everybody knows every doctor knows that your heart rate increases and you may have increased heart disease after hysterectomy he knows that he didn't want to answer it that's why I don't like doctors they skirt around any questions you asked them because they don't know the answer they weren't trained
A lot of men said they don't like the woman with hysterectomies they don't like hysterectomy
Where are you getting this information about men not liking hysterectomies? I doubt a man could just tell a woman had a hysterectomy without being aware she had the surgery.
Such crap
I heard one man say women who had Hysterectomies dont have no walls, no grip and no taste
Well I guess their women bleeding 21 days at at time and too weak to stand up due to anemia is sexier to them. I wonder if those men would find blood stained panties sexy.......hmmm.....ponder on that.
@@2IzzyReelz Men have nothing to say, a women's health should be a priority. If a man loves his wife he should support her. What the hell is wrong with men, we don't live for them. Get Over Yourself!
After hysterectomy it possible to get pregnant after removal of uterus ovaries and following tubes
Nop can't have no body
No baby