Hysterectomy Must Haves | Hysterectomy Recovery Items To Keep Near Your Bedside
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- Hey loves!
So, on December 4, 2020 I had a total hysterectomy and I thought I would share some must haves to have near your bedside.
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Here is my video on why I had a hysterectomy: th-cam.com/video/k_vsuidgrJU/w-d-xo.html
Just got approved for my hysterectomy and this is the first video for prep I'm watching. I made a list from your recommendations. Thank you for posting this.
You’re welcome☺️. Hope all goes well with your surgery ❤️
Me too! I’m not approved yet but just came from the dr today and told me because of my fibroids and the amount, they recommend and IUD or Hysterectomy. So this is all new to me
no doubt you will have recovered from your hysterectomy by now, mine was three months ago, and I feel so much better than before I had it, I hope you do too!
Great video sis. I had my vaginal hysterectomy on Thursday, today is Saturday. My must haves:
GasX
Prunes
Apple sauce
Naproxen
Acetaminophen
Scrubzz bath sponges
Bath water basin
Melatonin
So far these items are working well.
Hope you are healing ❤️🩹
They may have recommended the cough drops to help prevent a potential sore throat from the endotracheal tube. Thank you for the awesome tips and products! I have my total hysterectomy coming up soon 😊
you need a endotracheal tube with a hysterectomy
54 total hysterectomy surgery Oct 3, 2022 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 please I went and got everything at Walmart this was super helpful.. unfortunately I was humanly doing this alone I live alone🤦🏾♀️ but God is definitely here. I didn’t get a urinal the female just in case in a bucket🥹 .. I watch videos of how to get in and out of the bed after surgery, I got my TV stands I got my bucket in the bed with all my stuff in it going to add my pain pill bottle after I get home.. thank you soooooooo much
You’re welcome ☺️
I’m six weeks postop & finally going back to work in two days and I had an amazing recovery.!I didn’t have too much pain but I did live on a lot of water & crackers mostly the first and second day, which by the end of the second day home I did have some chicken soup and not from the can lol, I was surprised how easy it was to go to the bathroom immediately after I woke up from surgery, my scars are healing very well I didn’t have too much of that gas pain everyone talks about that goes up to your shoulder I didn’t experience none of that however I did have some pain & the best way to describe it, it felt like having to fart but with a huge pain going along with it to be completely and entirely honest. Other that everything went very well for me, my surgery was at 7:30 in the morning I was home by 12:00. I laid up right for the first day after I got home all the way until the evening until I read that you can lay flat on your back and at that point it was much easier to fall asleep rather than trying to fall asleep sitting up. I haven’t actually laid on my stomach yet because I am a stomach sleeper however after the third or fourth week I was able to lay on my side which was a huge comfort I also wasn’t dependent on pain pills anymore after the fifth day which I was just prescribed for five days however I felt I didn’t need them anymore after I would say the fourth if I did have any type of pain at all I would just take Motrin which I was prescribed by my doctor and that’s it overall amazing experience as far as recovery. I do recommend walking to heal faster after the second or third day I walked around in my yard very little not too much but after the fourth or fifth even the third day I started walking a little bit more gradually every single day instead of just laying up in bed.
Oh em gee! I am a week post op and that huge pain you’re feeling is driving me nuts currently. How long before it subsided for you?
My recovery is very simular to your and I'm very independent and strong will, so I really listen to my body and what I know works for me. As of this blog, this is my fourth day from surgery. I am sore from the surgery, but I'm walking around, drinking plenty of water (Fiji) water. It has Magnesium in it so I've always found it to be soothing to drink. In closing, I'd like to share, I had no signs that a hysterectomy was needed. I hadn't had a period in I know at least 15 years, all my pap smears came back normal. All my blood work, normal, no nothing until a week ago, taking a shower getting ready for the day, prepared a salad, stating eating it, then the cramps came and they came with no mercy. Buckled me down to my hands and knees. My husband called the ambulance, they immediately thought it was either my appendix or gallstones. They shot me up with a high power pain drug (Fentanyl). It lasted maybe 8 mins, long enough to get me in the emergency room. The pain got worse. I was crying and begging anyone to take it out. They administered Morphin. It lasted maybe 10 mins..I'm screaming again. I'm the meantime, they were taking, blood work, CT scan, EKG, MRI, urine and still pumping in pain meds. Then they gave me Delodin. It lasted 5 mins. I really got scared as I'm not a drug addic and for the most part, in good physical shape. I said being sarcastic that maybe I'm pregnant. We thought surgery not, but she doctor ran the ultrasound anyways. Then she came back and ran it again with an ultrasound in my vaginal, thats when they found the cyst/mass one my left tube she said was big as a grapefruit. They called in the emergency surgery team, but the doctor that specialize in this procedure was out of town and would not be back until that Tuesday. They kept me overnight to manage the pain and I went home. Fast forward, I had the surgery this past Tuesday, complete hysterectomy. The doctor share with me and my husband that the mass on the left, was large as a grapefruit with dried blood in it, and the mass on the right was double the size of the grapefruit, with dried blood and puss formulating and the mass was "twisted" like a rag. Quickly as I know this is long, had I not mentioned being pregnant, that caused them to do the ultrasound, where would I be today? My blood strain showed no signs of cancer, but I guess we will see what the other findings will be. As I understand, ovarian cancer is a "silent killer" and we need to make sure proper test are being ran when its time for your yearly check ups. The doctors also said, these mass had been there for quite some time. I'm just thankful that poison is out of me now. Just wanted to share and God bless the readers.
@@s.b.6418 it last honestly I’d say a few days to almost a week. It was probably the worst pain I had over anything but tolerable lol
@@sweetyrs81 Same! I am hoping it passes soon for me. Thank you for responding
@@s.b.6418 it will trust me, at first it was the worst but then went down slowly, I drank tons and tons of water for the first few weeks and kept up w my meds and took Motrin when the norcos ran out, which I was only prescribed enough for the first 5 days, by the fifth I didn’t even need them, however yes, it’ll pass soon enough. I was worried that I was going to get the shoulder pain everyone kept talking about but instead it felt like it was right up my butt! I was like, wtf is this! It’ll pass trust me, just deep breaths and walk more little by little. I pray you have a speedy, safe, & healthy recovery ❤️🩹. I’m two months post op yesterday and feel great! 💜
You are adorable! I had my hysterectomy 4 days ago and I’m back home and moving slowly. You are so positive and upbeat! You‘ve put me in such a great mood. Thank you!
Yay! Hope you have a speedy recovery ❤️🩹
Thank you so much!👏
This video helped me so much before my surgery to be prepared.💯
I didn't have to bother my Daughter as much as I thought, which made both of us happy.🥰
Since my surgery 3 weeks ago, Today, I decided that when I know of someone going into surgery, I'll make her/him a basket (with items due to their surgery) and give it to them as a get well soon gift. 🎁💕
Thanks again! 🤗
You’re welcome ☺️
Your list was very helpful. There were some things i didn't have, so thank you. You're looking good. I appreciate you ladies so much sharing your journey and that helps the rest of us getting ready for that journey. The belly band works better for people with larger stomach, it keeps everything tight as some people get that feeling of water moving around in your stomach. I like that heating pad design as i get neck and shoulder pain. And a good idea also is to buy from amazon like a week before surgery, that way you can return stuff you don't need. The Lozenges some say it was helpful for sore throat after they remove the tube after surgery.
Thank you for sharing! Everything on your list is a big yes, especially the crackers and the grabber :) I highly recommend one other item that I could not have made it through without, from Amazon I purchased a Pregnancy Pillow, U Shaped Pregnancy Body Pillow. It was the best thing I got, a lifesaver for comfort and sleeping. You can sit up with it or lie flat. Wishing everyone out there a speedy recovery!
Thank you so much for this video. I’m getting a hysterectomy in a few days, and your suggestions about what to get to help during my recovery was awesome!😊👍
Was prepared but not quite prepared. I had a total hysterectomy on may 02, came home on the 6th. The incision pain Jesus was unbearable but is becoming tolerable along with the gas pain. I'm walking with a Walker for support. Thank God for my husband he never left my side. Your channel came across and I decided to watch. Wish I'd seen this before my surgery to better prepare myself.
You guys are rock stars. That’s all I can say. I’m getting ready for surgery and was scared AH! 😆 Videos like yours is like talking with a friend about it. Congrats to all who made it through!! 😂
I am too, and I'm scared too so I appreciate all the tips and advice !
Thanks so much For your video. It has been very helpful. Your lists of what to have near you are great.
I had my surgery on Thursday and now it’s Sunday. They did not keep me overnight they released me at 6pm. I did not want to go home because it’s 90 minutes from the hospital. I got a handicap accessible hotel room that was 2 miles from the hospital in case anything went wrong. The handicap accessible room was helpful because there were bars to hold onto next to the toilet and for the shower. We got two queen beds so I’d have my own bed the first two nights. When I woke up from the anesthesia my throat hurt horribly. I got lozenges and throat spray and I did need them the first two nights.
I really needed the heating pad Saturday evening when we got home. I’ve mostly had it on my back also. I was told to hold onto pillows and push them against my stomach when I started to cough. Coughing hurts really bad.
Being really sleepy and tired and hurting makes it hard to keep track of seven medicines, what to do and not to do. If you could have someone help you with that please do. I ended up making a notebook and writing the times I was taking the medicine and the times I should next take the medicines and check them off as I did.
I’ve also been writing down the foods I eat each day. Right now I’m eating a lot less than I usually do. My husband made me soup last night. I’m going to have oatmeal and berries tonight. He’s been taking very good care of me and is doing the laundry and dishes. I really appreciate that.
Hey Love I'm glad you're up and feeling better. That is a really nice and big heating bag. You were well prepared for bedrest and appreciate you for sharing those items and glad your husband were so helpful during your recovery.
Your comment was marked as spam 😒but I am so thankful to have such an amazing husband. 💕
Recovering quite well from my surgery..I watched your video prior to having surgery and I packed my bag with everything you said. I found everything very helpful thank you
You’re welcome ❤️
My mom is having a total hysterectomy right now, and I was looking up for the care after surgery.
Having mine on the 31st. Thank you so much for making this video, makes me feel less alone. God bless you!
I am 65 yrs old, and, am 3 weeks post-op. I was fighting all the way NOT to have a total hysterectomy! I started bleeding in April, then again in May so I went to GYN. blood work and biopsies were done. I had a 6 inch tumor on my right ovary. All tests came back negative. My GYN sent me to a surgeon who told me to have a hysterectomy. I was not convinced. Well, turns out I had stage 1 ovarian cancer! Surgeon said 2% of women my age find it! Thirteen lymph nodes were removed and I had severe bruising up and down and around my abdomen ! Wondering if anyone else had this experience! All a bit painful but healing slowly! God is so good!
I want to thank you for this video... wish I would've seen it 4 weeks ago! What a great idea! Praying for your continued recovery!❤
Thank you. Praying for a speedy recovery for you as well. ❤️
I'm so scared!!!! I have surgery this month 😭
Did they think the bleeding was from the tumor on your ovary? You said tests were negative. Did you have to have chemo?
I had surgery but we have to bear pain we have to be strong enough cheers ladies
Thanks for sharing! I'm having a total hysterectomy in 3 weeks and this will help me be prepared.
Thank you SO much for this list. I'm having my surgery next week and just made a huge Amazon list! :)
Thank you so much for posting Hysterectomy Must Haves!! I’m going to have surgery in about 3 weeks. My husband and daughter are helpful people but I don’t want to be a burden to them. I already have most of the items. The “reacher” I will get soon. God bless you and yours. 😊
👍 Thanks, this should be handed out with every pamphlet that the Dr.s hand out with Hysterectomy surgery. Very, Very helpful.
Yes the gas pain hurt so bad in my chest stomach and shoulders please take the gas X don't eat too much meat especially beef I stuck too oatmeal soup tuna fish sandwiches.. I took senokot for constipation it works great it's made out of vegetables
It's not gas in your intestines so gas x won't really help. It just has to dissipate on its own
Thank you so much for your tips. I got the other items on the way but gonna add that table. That looks great and needed. My surgery is next month and just want to be prepared. Your hubby is a sweetie but I get you wanting to do things yourself.
I like that heating pad design! I’m prone to painful neck and shoulders. You look good, hope you’re feeling good too!
You should most definitely get this heating pad. Yes, I am doing so much better. -#painfree 🙌🏾
I want to thank you for posting this video. This video was very helpful for me. Thank you so much for posting things that are needed.
You’re so very welcome 🤗
Thanks for the tips. I’m post opt 6 days. What a great husband!
Thank you girl, my surgery is next week. I will get what i need from amazon. Also I did the laundry I needed to do and I will get the groceries that I need for easy cooking,
Yes! Cough drops for sore throat! Great idea using empty pill bottle for chap sticks and thats a good idea for your bag or purse later. Girl, I had my grabber too 😅I couldn’t take ibuprofen but I took tylenol and muscle relaxers. I had a similar tray. I hate my belly band. I wore one they gave me at the hospital. I wore it a few times the first couple of days but it felt like it was too constricting and added lower abdominal pressure.
Out of everything you named I only used hydrocodone and stool softener. I showered the second day. I'm 1 week post-op I no longer need any of the things I took. The first day later that evening I was up walking around a little bit here and there. After day 2 I drunk lots of water so I had to make a lot of trips to the bathroom. I'm no longer in pain but I do have discomfort. I'm still sleeping on the couch because if feels more comfortable right now. I do have bad gas pain.
Your list is so so helpful...especially the saltines!!!
I just had my robotic hysterectomy im on day 4 and i had to see what i needed to recover.. water is def ur best friend .. the end of day two and all of day three ive experienced upset stomach.. i decided yesterday no more pain meds dont kno if thats what caused all the severe cramping.. i have right side pain and its weird my stomach blew up day 2 it hurted soooooo bad.. i meal prepped the day before my surgery but have only ate one meal bcus of my upset stomach.. i plan on walking today.. im sooo happy that even same day if surgery there is absolutely noooo bleeding.. even after having a bm.. im so happy.. best decision ever.. only pain i feel is where the stitches are with pulling sensation and left and right hip pain from rolling around in the bed.. and the right side of my stomach hurt .. mayb thats where they did the most work with the robot?
Thanks for all the great info you shared! I am on my 7th day post op from having a hysterectomy and I wish your video popped up before my surgery because there are some great tips here. The Gas x ,ibuprofen and stool softeners are definitely in rotation. The Gas x is a necessity because that pain is no joke! Thank you for sharing your journey.
You’re so very welcome. I hope you have a speedy recovery. ❤️
May I ask did you have the DaVinci method surgery?
I do believe I did.
I’m having a hysterectomy in a week. Glad I came across your video. First surgery ever and didn’t know what I should do to prepare when I got home. Great ideas
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Wish you a speedy recovery.
Thanks for all the tips! I'm having my procedure next month and this is so helpful.
You’re welcome. ❤️
How did it go!!! I hope well! I'm so scared mine is this month on the 28th
great box of tricks lol , i too wore a hysterectomy belt because i had full hysto operation ,& was told to wear one as it stops your bladder & bowel collapsing .
Thanks girl, mine is in 2 days, I am making a shopping list while watching!
Thank you so much for sharing these tips! So helpful.
You’re welcome 💕
Just had my partial hysterectomy yesterday and have a catheter due to a perforation on my bladder. So sore but comforted by your tips. God Bless you.
Hope you have a speedy recovery ❤️🩹
THANKS 🙏🏽 For this informative vid!! and God bless your Hubby for his total support!! 💐👍🏾😊❤️❤️🧡
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Thank you for sharing your tips. My surgery is scheduled for later this month, so this is very helpful. Please do share more about your experience if you get the chance.
You’re so very welcome & I hope everything goes well for you. I am hoping to record why I had a hysterectomy this weekend🤞🏾
TYSM for sharing your information! This is soooo helpful!
This is exactly what I needed.
This is so helpful. I go for mine in two weeks. Thanks for the information
This was very helpful. I'm gonna follow your tips. I'm going to have a surgery soon.Thank you for sharing your journey.❤
You’re welcome & Good luck 🍀❤️
Thank you for sharing your journey. I'm about to go through this since i tested positive for the BRCA1 gene and this had helped ease my anxiety. Thank you. 🙏
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I love the grabber! Thanks!
a low sugar option for carbonated drinks is kombucha that's really good for your stomach
This video is super helpful. Thank you!
Thak you so much for this! very helpful indeed- making my list now as I prep for mine
You’re welcome ☺️
I love your video it's so true I wish see your video before my surgery .
Very useful information, even today! 😊
Excellent video . I’m preparing for a hysterectomy and want to be prepared . Thanks for the tips .
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I really needed the lozenges, my throat was awful after the intubation!
Great tips. I took notes! Thanks for sharing❣️
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So helpful great tips thank you so much! 💛🙏🏼
Thank you so much for making this helpful video and god bless you.
Very good and helpful!
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Thank you for your recommendations, much appreciated.
You’re welcome ☺️
Thank you, hun 🙏 This video is sooooo helpful 💖
You’re welcome
I'm getting a partial hysterectomy March 15th because of fibroids ( 12 visible ones) so watching your video is like a guide so thank you for posting.
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You’re so welcome. Hope all goes well with your surgery & you have a speedy recovery. ❤️
I hope all went well! I have 30 fibroids they are so bad they have collapsed my bladder I’m so uncomfortable! I fibroids are in my vaginal canal they can be felt this is a nightmare
I am 5 weeks post hysterectomy and I went shopping 8 and 10 days after and my doc said I was supposed to be testing for 6 weeks so I’ve been trying really hard to chill but staying in the bed has been hard as I pulled a stitch or two from bending and heaven knows what else lol. I did take ibuprofen every few hours, but now I take it when needed. I used a band for the first few days and it helped. I took the stool softener twice and it did nothing . The grabber is an excellent idea and the table. Also keeping all pills and everything in a bag on the bedside table is another excellent idea only I spend most of my days on the recliner in my living room so it goes with me lol.
Oh no! Listen to your doctor & rest. I stayed in bed because my family was on me like white on rice! lol. Have a speedy recovery ❤️🩹
Thanks for the tips. Having mine in June
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What a helpful video - thank you so much!
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Thank You for the list, it is a huge help.
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Very good list. Thank you!!
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This was very helpful. Thank you!
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Thank you for the must have list. I have my surgical consult very soon.
You’re welcome
Very helpful and I"m scared AF as well!!
Do not be! It’s to make your life better! ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing! God Bless & Aloha.
It’s such a big life change, and planning for the worst while hoping for the best is a great habit. Again, thank you so much! Take care of that Husband too, and much love & Aloha.
Everyone seems to talk about Gas-X. However, I had a robotic laproscopic hysterectomy with ovaries, fallopian tubes, two lymph nodes, cervix and abdominal fluid taken for biopsy, and never felt any gas whatsoever. I have no idea if this is unusual or not, but I had no trouble at all. Albeit, one week later, I am still a bit sore bending over, and the lower right portal hurts from time to time. Have a long drive to see my Oncologist tomorrow, so not looking forwards to going over any bumps in the road, even though I wear a binder and put a pillow under the seatbelt. Going for short walks down the driveway across the road to the mailbox, and getting up to let my dog out. Feeling better each day. I love anything ginger, and drink lots of tea. I have an electric recliner, which helps a lot and is made more cosy with the electric heating throw which can be draped over shoulders or is long enough to cover from chin to toes. A toilet riser and grabber both came free from the Lions club. The hospital provided the binder, better than having to pay $50.00 for one, but I had to ask for it.
For robotic and laparoscopic surgery they put gas inside your abdominal cavity to see things better. The gas x really won't help because it's not had in your intestines. So I never understood the gas x recommendation.
@@tammy3721When I told my Oncologist, I didn't have any gas at all, she gave a thumbs up and said she worked very hard to removed it. She's a professor, so I was very fortunate to have her. The woman sharing the room with me, said she had painful gas in her shoulders, which I was told is very common.
Thank you so much for the helpful tips!
You’re welcome
Thank you. Good advice!
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I had a hysterectomy in September of 2022 and when I was released the next day, I was told to go to the pharmacy, and the had prescriptions for stool softeners, tylenol and the other type of pain reliever out there (advil or the other stuff), oxycodone and something else I can't remember, so when I was staying with my mom the first week of my recovery, it was so cute, she was marking down on a piece of paper when and what I was taking. I didn't get any gas pills though, and even though I had gas, I didn't have as bad as it sounds you had it. I just farted and didn't have any body pains that I can recall. Wish I would have known about the gas pills, though as I don't like to fart because I find it unladylike 😃 My doctor told me to get up and walk because I could get blood clots so after a couple of days, I started walking my mom and dad's driveway, then the street in front of their house up to the stop sign which wasn't very far as they live on the corner, and I gradually increased my walking and lost about 5 -8 pounds.
Had mine on 9/22/2022 and I feel great . My hips are extremely sore but other than that I feel great.
Ohh I’m late but that was good for me to know I’m have surgery, the question I didn’t ask is how many hours
Thank you so much.
Super helpful, ty!
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Thank you so much! So helpful!
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I just booked my surgery. Its in 2 weeks. It'll be a vaginal hysterectomy so I'm hoping recovery isn't too bad.
Your video is super helpful. I feel I'm prepared for my total hysterectomy coming up next month in July. I'm a little nervous, because unlike so many blessed women in the comments, I do not have a very helpful husband. I'm afraid I will be mopping and cleaning house by week 2. I've had 3 children, and the last 2 were csecs, and the worst time of my life, when it should have been the happiest. Basically left on my own with a newborn and other children with next to no help. My husband did occasionally do a load of dishes, he did cook a few times for the kids, and I saw him sweep maybe 2 or 3 times out of the 6 weeks I was supposed to be laid up. The house would get so so so bad, that I felt I had no choice but to actually get up and start cleaning. The children were literally walking through filth. People wouldn't believe me. I actually took pictures as evidence that I still have on my hard drive. Crumbs on the floor, dirty diapers on the floor, dirty dishes on the floor, sticky spills, toys mixed with crumbs, piles and piles of laundry. It was my worst nightmare. I pray to God that I will have strength to get through the recovery process of this surgery, because I know for sure I'm going to be on my own practically, with 3 children, 3 dogs, as well as other chickens and ducks. God help me!
I’m sorry. Do you have family that could help you help?
@@Evita_Raylena I wish, but I will manage, God willing, I always do, thanks! Thanks for all the tips too.
Hope all went well.
Iam a week post op and the only thing I needed was miralax I didn’t have gas pains or a sore throat from the breathing tube and I wasn’t in a lot of pain just some discomfort honestly this was the best thing I could have done the cramps comes and goes but it’s manageable with ibuprofen and Tylenol didn’t really need oxycodone I feel marvelous
Tomorrow will make 1 week since I had my hysterectomy and I will say this is a great list. I have most of the same things. I think the cough drops is just in case you cough cuz chileeeee I coughed yesterday and it was so painful. So now I have my cough drops ready. I need to do better with resting though. I’m always on the go so being on bed rest is probably the hardest part for me.
Where’d you get the belly binder?
I hope you have a speedy recovery. I purchased my belly binder from Amazon.
@@Evita_Raylena great thank you!
Thank you! I'll be having my hysterectomy this summer.
Hope all goes well. ❤️
thank you so much for this video! I’m trying to get everything ready for my moms surgery
You’re welcome. I hope she had a speedy recovery
I'm getting my surgery in 4 days . Instead of stool softener. I use fruiteze it's natural. Works great . Thank you for the info
Hope you're feeling okay 🙏
@granthatglitters how are you feeling now? I am getting a partial hysterectomy in a couple weeks and have back and forth thoughts about it.
Recently had my hysterectomy, they sent me home with a binder on. For me it helped (I’m a big girl) plus they had to cut into my stomach also.
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Bless you and thank you! My surgery is January 25 and I'm scared to death! Good to know what I'll need after the procedure. :)
I was freaking out as well but all went well. ❤️
thank you for sharing!
do you need a perineal clenser bottle for after surgery or is it okay to wipe?
I did not & it was okay to wipe but ask your doctor to be sure
Good night I have 6 days to prepare for my hysterectomy and am a bit anxious to get over it. Thanks for sharing your experience it help me a lot . What was the cost for the surgery I don’t know what to expect.
I had surgery in January 2018 it regrow again in 2020 March but shrink it naturally with . herbal Medications🥰🥰 his channel th-cam.com/channels/ZJJR-LpB1SVD09hQkt1-GA.html
Hi. I’m having a radical robotic hysterectomy (leaving ovaries) salpingectomy, pelvic & para-aortic lymphaectomy. Has anybody had that and what is gonna be the downtime? Thanks for the video!!
Great tips👍🏾thanks
thank you and you're welcome. :)
thank you for the tips. i am having one in a few months. Do you need hormone replacement? How long did you have to stay in the hospital?
No hormone replacement because I still have 1 ovary. I was an outpatient.
@@Evita_Raylena oh I see.
Girllll, you were ready, so funny I will be having hysterectomy in a few weeks, I’m so nervous, thank you for the information, I will be getting some stuff now lol
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Good morning my beautiful sista I am nervous as well checking to see how your feeling after your surgery. I am 40 and into mine in April. My fears are at a all time high today for some reason.
thanks for some tips. wish me peace, blessings, & most healing cause soon i am getting surgery, :)!!!!!
Good luck on your surgery, love. ❤️
@@Evita_Raylena thanks 😊💪🏽
You’re welcome
Thanks great video, your organized
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Was very helpful
I should’ve bought cough drops! I’ve eaten a lot of ice cream bc my throat has been so dry.
Great tips!
I have a melon size fibroid and having a hysterectomy in a month. I have kids and am trying to find out what to expect to know how to care for them. Like how soon after can I drive, or even cook and clean...?
My husband insisted that I take the full 8 weeks of bedrest. Be sure to ask your doctor about all of the above also, listen to your body & don’t over do it. ❤️
@@Evita_Raylena thanks so much!!
@@a.humphries8678 you’re welcome ☺️