My 6-Week Post Hysterectomy Surgery Check-Up

Come with me as I go to my (almost) 6-week post hysterectomy physical exam and check up.
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[@darcylass]

I love your energy and your vibe. I hope that you’re doing well . Had my surgery weeks ago and doing and feeling well. I will have my check up soon. Not looking forward to the speculum part but I’m glad I had this done.

[@lovedandlistenedto]

Thank you so much for the compliment! I am very glad to hear that you're doing well. I had the same fear about the speculum, but honestly, it was not painful or even memorable (which is a good thing in this case). The dr checked to make sure I was healing properly and it only took a few moments. I hope that you also have an easy experience. I'm sending you lots of love and well wishes!

[@martricemalveaux6923]

God bless you 🙏🙏🙏🕊️💟 on the journey ❤️. I'm post 4days of my hysterectomy surgery. Hope everything works out for you happy to know your doing well ❤️‍🩹.

[@lovedandlistenedto]

Thank you for the well wishes! I am continuing to be well and I hope that you’re doing well also! I’m sending you lots of love and energy for complete healing! ❤️‍🩹

[@kristy_GT7781]

You are so precious ❤ I hope I feel the way you do @ my 6 week check up. Had my hysterectomy last week and it sent me into a lupus flare. Thank you for the information!

[@lovedandlistenedto]

👋 hey there! I really hope you begin to feel better soon and that your flare settles down. Sending you lots of love 💕

[@dianedelong5216]

You sound so sweet. ❤

[@lovedandlistenedto]

Thank you so much!

[@BisexualBeauty]

Did they just look inside... no fingers or anything else inside im freaked out about it...they have alwaya be very traumatic for me

[@lovedandlistenedto]

Hi Ari, the doctor used the speculum (like what's used during a pap smear) to open and look inside. She then inserted her fingers and felt to ensure the suture was healing properly. She gently pressed my abdomen with fingers inserted. If pap smears / pelvic exams are traumatic for you, consider going to another doctor. When I was younger, I had doctors who were not gentle enough and I didn't understand that pelvic exams could be performed gently. Don't be afraid to speak up for yourself or go to another doctor. Pelvic exams should not be traumatic. I am wising you all the best! xoxo

[@gurldede]

Thanks for sharing your experience ❤

[@lovedandlistenedto]

I hope it was helpful! 🩷🩷🩷

[@Humanelikeyou]

Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤

[@lovedandlistenedto]

You are very welcome! Happy to help 💕💕💕