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help I need answers
I am going to have a hysterectomy next month and I was just wondering, Is it true that you will bleed up to 6 weeks and can not drive, lift or do much of anything? I will know in a few weeks about what kind of hysterctomy I am going to have, but I been hearing alot of things about it.
Tammy
Tammy
Thanks so much for your comments. I DO feel better knowing I have friends here that will be thinking and praying for me. I sent you a PM :-)
Tomorrow I go for my ppst op appt. I assume that is when I will find out more about my surgery and what to expect. any suggestions?
thank you, you made me feel alot better. I hope the best for you also. We can do it! just think after it is all done and over with and we heal up we will feel alot better.
trh
trh
Feb 1st getting here fast..............its gonna be a breeze..........can't be as bad a labor right? Don't worry!!!!! You have a new friend who will be saying prayers for a great surgery and swift recovery. Take care and be the princess..........tale time to heal...don't over do to fast...........and you will be super! hugs!!!!
trh01
I heard from others who said it wasn't too bad and they didnt bleed. Your not alone mine is the 5th...........we will be ok.....lets take a deep breath together...........ahhhh better
I heard from others who said it wasn't too bad and they didnt bleed. Your not alone mine is the 5th...........we will be ok.....lets take a deep breath together...........ahhhh better
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