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Q: Hysterectomy for constant bleeding ?
asked by: nice2bnice2 on September 7th, 2008
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Hello all,
My story real fast. I have been bleeding off and on for years and now the last year practically every day. Doctor suggested a hytsro with cervix out. Told me my uterus is perfect nice shape not swollen nothing. so why would I do this? all the other procedures he mentioned I figured I'd probably be back in his office in a few months,
any info would be greatly appreciated.. Can anyone tell me if they felt different sexually? Everything I am reading is saying all felt different. I'm 43 and have NO pain NO problems just constant bleeding. Should I do this even though I'm bleeding 24/7.....I'm so confused. Thank you.
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illustriously fickle
replied on September 9th, 2008
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Are they considering removing your ovaries?
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Angela3
replied on September 17th, 2008
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I had one and it has ruined my life
I was advised to get a hysterectomy as the only option for my constant bleeding and after going to six different gynecologists, I succumbed to this butchery and my life turned over. The pain from this routine surgery lasted for almost two years. But the mess up is that I have no hormones as my healthy ovaries were also removed. I went into a surgical menopause and since then have been suffering with hotflashes, bone and muscle aches and thyroid issues, weight gain of forty pounds that I cant lose, memory problems. The list is a lot longer and I was told by several doctors that the surgery has nothing to do with it.

WRONG - after suffering by going to doctors and relying on their care, I started doing my research and thousands of women are going through the pain I described above. I still have no energy but have decided to devote my time to collecting and writing and educating women to not get this unnecessary surgery done.

I can recommend several books to read and have started collecting stories of many women who went through this unfortunate treatment.

Please do not hesitate to ask if I can answer any questions.
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