If they offer and it is paid for, take them up on it. However, it is not uncommon or a bad thing for your doctor to have you stay in the hospital for 1-2 days post surgery for observation.
That is actually pretty normal with LAVH (laparoscopic assisted vaginal hysterectomy). My gynecologist did my surgery at 7am and I was home by 2pm that day. It is better if you have someone to help for a week or two, but that isn't always possible. Not only will you need a ride home from the hospital after surgery, you will need someone at home with you at least for a few days. Get help for at least the first 1-2 days. I plan to share more about my reasons for this procedure soon but want to give those looking for tips a good look at what I experienced in the first few days after hysterectomy. This is a common surgery, but rare for someone without existing cancer. I literally had all of my reproductive organs removed from my body. In layman's terms, that means I had not just my uterus removed, but also both of my ovaries, tubes, and my cervix. I am only 33 as I write this, and I have just had a complete hysterectomy and bilateral salpingectomy. Let me start by telling you, my situation is rare for most younger women. Tips For The First Days After Hysterectomy Now, let me dive into some of my experiences and tips for you.
Do not, I repeat, do NOT take this lightly. This is indeed, one of the most invasive surgeries your body will heal from. Whether you chose this, or a health concerned forced this upon you, a hysterectomy is nothing to laugh about.
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Well, I have made it past the dreaded post-op after hysterectomy, and I am here now to share some of my tips with you for how to survive the first days, weeks, and months after this life changing surgery.
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