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Introducing Remar as your new Co-Community Leader
Hi,
Please join me in welcoming Remar as your new Co-Community Leader for the Hysterectomy Community working alongside Co-CL Cherie762. Remar has experience, background and knowledge as it relates to hysterectomies,
and we look forward to working with her, as your community continues to improve and grow!
Cheryl
MedHelp Community Mgr
Please join me in welcoming Remar as your new Co-Community Leader for the Hysterectomy Community working alongside Co-CL Cherie762. Remar has experience, background and knowledge as it relates to hysterectomies,
and we look forward to working with her, as your community continues to improve and grow!
Cheryl
MedHelp Community Mgr
thanks for the good advice. I have already put in a request to delay the TKR until March or even later...will "go with the flow'!
COMMUNITY LEADER
It does take awhile to start feeling like yourself after the surgery. Remember that your still healing though and you need to take things easy.
I know several people that have had knee replacement surgery. My step dad is getting ready to have that surgery. He had a hip replacement a few years ago and did really well with it. Of course he needed help and lots of rest for awhile.
Remind me when your surgeon wants to do your surgery again. It's the middle of February is'nt it?
If that's so, it might still be too soon. You need at least 6 weeks to recover from the hysterectomy.
Maybe this time you won't have the dizziness! Lets keep our fingers crossed.
Of course we'll be here with you threw all of it.
Your doing the right thing by asking your Dr a gazillion questions. You need to know what to expect.
I know several people that have had knee replacement surgery. My step dad is getting ready to have that surgery. He had a hip replacement a few years ago and did really well with it. Of course he needed help and lots of rest for awhile.
Remind me when your surgeon wants to do your surgery again. It's the middle of February is'nt it?
If that's so, it might still be too soon. You need at least 6 weeks to recover from the hysterectomy.
Maybe this time you won't have the dizziness! Lets keep our fingers crossed.
Of course we'll be here with you threw all of it.
Your doing the right thing by asking your Dr a gazillion questions. You need to know what to expect.
if it took me 2 wks to improve on dizziness after lap/hysterectomy/SBO, any ideas how long the dizziness will last w/ a total knee replacement? Yesterday (12 days afters surgery) was the first day I've felt like myself. I need to be PREPARED before surgery of what exactly to expect, not afterward....when I'm really going to be a pain in the neck calling and asking questions!
any words of advice would help .. thanks.
yes, I'm calling the orthro dr with a gazillion questions tomorrow.
any words of advice would help .. thanks.
yes, I'm calling the orthro dr with a gazillion questions tomorrow.
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