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- 4 weeks post hysterectomy and still having pain - slow recovery ...» 3 weeks post hysterectomy and recovery feels very slow 3 Replies, Last Reply 05-05-2014, Started By Hollyhobbie79 » 3 weeks post op and discouraged with my slow recovery
- Anyone had a large stomach & slow recovery after Myomectomy?The recovery was about the same as my hyst recovery seems to be going. The worst of the worst is over with around 6-8 weeks, but took a year-ish to not be constantly conscious of the surgery. itstime
- 5 Ways to Speed Up Sluggish Bowels after HysterectomyIf drinking water is a challenge for you, some fruit and vegetable juices and herbal teas can be good substitutes. Alcohol and caffeinated beverages, however, can dehydrate you and slow things down. 2. Get Moving Getting plenty of rest is crucial after a hysterectomy, but walking is just as important. Walking gets you upright, letting gravity ...
- Slow recovery, 2.5 week post hysterectomy | HysterSistersRe: Slow recovery, 2.5 week post hysterectomy Yes, I had laparoscopic surgery, kept my cervix too, and had no setbacks or complication. On paper, the recovery time was 4 weeks, but wow, at 4 weeks I couldn't sit upright long, stand long, bounce up and down the stairs with my usual exuberance, nor walk the 3 mile route I used to run before surgery.
- 2.5 weeks post total hysterectomy & BSO: Feeling Slow …. Low and tiredOne I'd like to highlight - and the one Tiger_Eye mentioned - is your Recovery Thread, a dedicated group chat for women who had surgery the same week as you at Recovery Progress Reports for June 28-July 04. Recovery Threads are wonderful for getting support, comparing notes, encouraging others, and keeping one another company.
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