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Q: Partial Hysterectomy - Bleeding

asked by: Brownie Sundae on December 27th, 2007

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Hello.

I had a supracervical hysterectomy on August 28. Just my uterus was removed. I had a quick & fairly easy recovery.

About 1 month ago (approx. 3 months post-op) I had 2 days of spotting/light bleeding. It was dark blood. It started up again yesterday (Christmas Day) and this morning it's still very light/spotty.

I called my doc and am seeing him Saturday but any insight?? Should I worry? I still have my cervix & ovaries but according to my gyno, both areas are healthy.

Thank you.

Replies(2)

dena92103

replied on September 16th, 2009

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I had a partia(just my uterus) in April 2004, now i am spotting. I am very concern, because I don;t think this is normal.

bella_noelle

replied on October 31st, 2009

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Bleeding after Supracervical Hysterectomy

I see that it has been a couple of years since your post. How did it turn out for you? I am 3 months post-op from the same surgery and am now having the same bleeding.

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