What the months after a hysterectomy are really like… Months 3-6 Updates *Adenomyosis Recovery*
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- Honest monthly vlogs about my experience recovering from hysterectomy for adenomyosis! Hopefully this will give you some insight into what to expect if you are getting a hysterectomy or recently had one 💜
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✦HYSTERECTOMY PLAYLIST ⬇ (surgery, pathology, & recovery updates)
• Hysterectomy Series
✦Project Roundup
• Project Roundup ⭐ Star...
✦Traveling with Chronic Pain
• Reality of Traveling w...
✦ My Life with Chronic Pain
• Life with Chronic Pain...
✦ EXPERIENCING CHRONIC PAIN? Check out this playlist ⬇
Playlist ~ Life with Chronic Pain *
• Life with Chronic Pain
⭐ CHAPTERS //
0:00 Welcome
0:27 Month 3
4:34 Month 4
8:40 Month 5
12:20 Month 6
17:20 Something to keep in mind...
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I unfortunately am surrounded by men, so thank you for posting this! Even my doctor is a man....As you said, different journeys for each of us, but it's helpful to hear any women's journey with this. I am six months behind you...currently day 13. I had a full, so no ovaries or anything (I actually only had one left - the other was removed 6 years ago with a borderline tumor the size of a baseball). My pathology came back pretty quickly, so I feel fortunate that I am able to start hormone (only estrogen) already. I think so far the worst was the gas! No one prepared me for that!! Also, had an issue with some nerve I've never heard of nor litterly can remember the name of (it's attached to the diaphragm?) spasming and causing major shoulder pain when I laid down. I feel much more like myself now already. Keep reminding myself to slow down and to rest! My period app reminded me last night that my period starts in 3 days..So happy to not go through it!! I feel like it's going to be strange that it no longer will be a thing. It was a miserable experience and made it to where I only had a few good days out of every month (I had extreme PMDD, endometritis and strange borderline tumors that kept appearing, and leg swelling that they think was part of the PMDD, but were never really sure). I am done totally oversharing now! Thanks again for the video!
Thank you so much for sharing!! It sounds like you've had a crazy journey! That first month is so weird because I was like feeling so good compared to pre surgery and just wanted to be up and moving and had to keep reminding myself to rest too but then eventually I got hit with extreme fatigue had had to rest lol and that gas pain is no joke! It made my ribs hurt sooo bad and I don't think it fully went away til almost a month for me. Wishing you a smooth recovery and lots of relief 💜💜💜
I think the nerve you’re referring to is the phrenic nerve. That’s aggravated by the gasses used for anesthesia. You can either have pain near your diaphragm or in your shoulder. That’s normal for most surgeries when you’re put fully under and not just sedated.
Love the progress!!
Me too lol
Woo! So exciting to see the progress! Can't wait to see how things continue to improve 😊
Yes!!! Same here!!😃
Ty for all the info,would love more
I'm so glad you liked the updates! There is definitely more to come 😊 Thank you for watching 💜
Thank you for sharing your journey! Please keep us updated! I’m 4 weeks post!
Of course!! Thanks for watching and hope your recovery is going good!! 💜
You have come a long way!!
For sure!! Hopefully I'll continue to see more progress! ☺
These videos and updates are so helpful ❤
I'm so happy to hear you find these helpful!! 💜💜💜
Exciting to hear!
And happy to share the leftovers anytime!
@@kathishurow2960 lol thanks 🥰
Thank you for sharing your experience. I am just 3 weeks out with my hysterectomy. The fatigue is intense, but I hope to improve as time goes by.
That first wave of fatigue was definitely the worst for me. I still got hit with it as time went on but not as intense as that first time a a couple weeks into recovery. Thank you for watching and I hope your recovery is going well! The first couple months were rough for me and recovery was slower than I had expected/ hoped it would be but with time I continue to see improvement. Wishing you the best on your recovery journey 💜
@Morrigan's Magikal Makings Thank you for your kind words. Your videos help me a lot. Keep up the great updates. I pray your back heals 100%, and your energy keeps improving overall. 🙏🏻 💜
I’d love to chat with you I’m 29 I had my hysterectomy 1/31/23. I’m 2 months post op. You’re giving me hope but I have tons of questions..thank you for your videos
Hi!! Thanks for watching 😊 I'd be happy to chat with you! Idk how to do private messaging on RUclips so if you could send me a message on Instagram that would be great! The link to my insta is near the bottom of the description
I like these updates very much. We have had a similar diagnosis. I'm curious tho at month 4 is where I am now w recovery and I am finding pressure and swelling inside and lower abdominal swelling when I sit for prolonged amount of time. It's been a bit intense sitting for desk job 8-9 hours even w breaks....I feel like I'm back to month 2 w recovery internally. Any advice? Did you find that ice or which medicine did you find helpful.
I'm glad you like them! I can imagine that gets pretty intense... I found that a heating pad and sitting in a reclined position helped me a lot but I didn't experience that specifically. It seems your organs might be a bit upset about getting scrunched up in the sitting position so maybe in your time not working it might be helpful to lay down/ recline to give them relief. I hope you find something that works for you 💜
Did you have any problem in your bladder due to adhesions? I have frequency and urgency ...
I would say that I had pain/ discomfort when my bladder would get full
If your still having nausea and vomiting you should ask your doctor for Zolfran I suffer from Cycle Vomiting Syndrome when I have an attack it helps me a lot you should take at least 8 milligrams every 4-6 hours up to 32 to 64 milligrams per 24 hours.
Thank you for the advice! I'll be sure to keep that in mind next time I talk with my doctor 💜
Hi There. Did you, or anyone else, experience indigestion months after hysterectomy? 🤔
I definitely had indigestion and trouble eating the first couple months but it slowly got better. I had a lot of digestive issues before surgery too though
I’m 4 weeks post and definitely have these some days.
Still do