On March 13th I had a laproscopic total hysterectomy because I wanted to take a higher estrogen dose than most Gyno's thought prudent with my enlarged, fibroid uterus. Even though the Mirena IUD did a splendid job of keeping the uterine lining in check and stopped bleeding, I still had to have a biopsy and ultrasound every four months. This just got old quick. I also suspected my ovaries of being very erratic and this was irritating my pelvic symptoms.
I am happy to say at 6 weeks that my bladder feels just fine. After the procedure after they removed the catheter, my bladder had a hissy fit for about three weeks with a lot of frequency. That has calmed down now, and I even sat through a 2 1/2 hour movie and didnt have go pee, even though I drank 4 OZ of liquid a half hour before the movie.
They also put me on Ambien for sleep which I am doing well on.
If anything, I would say my pelvic pressure, pain, and frequency have all calmed down. I for one, can say the hyster was a good decision for me.
I am currently using hormone pellets and have a good dose of estrogen which keeps any vulvar symptoms non existant.
Sammi
I am happy to say at 6 weeks that my bladder feels just fine. After the procedure after they removed the catheter, my bladder had a hissy fit for about three weeks with a lot of frequency. That has calmed down now, and I even sat through a 2 1/2 hour movie and didnt have go pee, even though I drank 4 OZ of liquid a half hour before the movie.
They also put me on Ambien for sleep which I am doing well on.
If anything, I would say my pelvic pressure, pain, and frequency have all calmed down. I for one, can say the hyster was a good decision for me.
I am currently using hormone pellets and have a good dose of estrogen which keeps any vulvar symptoms non existant.
Sammi
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