Hysterectomy Questions

Once the uterus is removed there is no bleeding like menstrual period at all. Just because of surgery slight bleeding may happen for a couple of days.

above 10 is a better hemoglobin with reservation of extra blood products during surgery is essential

Chronic pelvic pain does not need hysterectomy so no wonder you still have.
Most of the medical problems need personally taking detailed medical history and examination with the need for reports sometimes so meet concerned doctor- gynecologist & gastroenterologist.

Yes you can.
I am sure surgeon must have advised you life time supplements of calcium and protein.

Yes increase dose to 50 mcg.
Take empty stomach and milk or tea one hour later.
Use tata iodised salt in salad and fruits.

As she is anemic and heavy bleeding. Give a trial with duolton l or mirena. Meanwhile start iron tablets. If not controlled with these hormones then surgery is the last option.

If you have burning sensation or changing sensation by passing urine which can indicate urine urinary tract infection if there is some redness or pain in the excessive pain in the skin around the stitches or it increases pain or distinction of abdomen or if there is red hot swollen leg which can indicate some blood clot formation so I would like to say it is a very commonly performed procedure and it’s a quiet safe procedure. If we compare it by with open removal of the uterus in which a long cu...more

Hi, presence of a nabothian cyst is not a reason for contemplating hysterectomy. A mirena can still be inserted or oral hormones taken to control the heavy bleeding.

I hope your spelling is what you want to convey. "hysterectomy" means removal of uterus. It is surgery whether by exploration or laproscopy. Usual list of side effects of any surgery

Hello, you need to avoid lifting weight for 6 weeks and avoid sex as well. Use plain water or alkaline vaginal wash to clean yourself each day. The healing usually takes 6 weeks.