so I had my surgery a week ago today and am recovering, its hard,but just taking one day at a time. My staples come out on the the 16th and hoping i will feel even better when they come out.
It's a bit of a process, but taking one day at a time is all you can do. Walk around the house several times a day to help healing and your strength. Keep up your liquids, protein and other nutritional needs (also aids healing). Getting those staples out will be a big relief, too!
thanks monika for the words of encourgement it made me feel better i am walking around the house as much as possible the eating is a different story still no appetite and food doesnt taste all that great but i am trying
Glad to here the surgery went well. Have you gotten you pathology report back yet?
I didn't have staples with my surgery - she basicly glued me shut but I remember having them with my c sectiion. They hurt and it felt soooooo much better after they were removed.
Take it day by day. You need to eat to keep your energy up. Try little doses at a time
Hope today is better than yesterday. Welcome to our group. One day at a time is a great attitude. Please let us know if we can help!
((((HUGS)))) Maria
Hi Maria thanks for the wishes today is much better, my stomach is not as stiff and the staples are coming out on friday so hopefully i will feel even better
so i had my surgery on november 6th here it is a week later and i have vaginal bleeding not a lot but enought to wear a pad. Is that normal for that to happen a week later
I would let your doc know. I had a total hysterectomy on Oct 2, 2012. I did not have any bleeding but I also did not feel like eating much. That is common. Just try real hard though. It will help with your recovery. Maybe eat small meals. Also, make sure you have a bowel movement everyday. Did you get any results back from your surgery? Oh, and it does feel better when the staples come out. Something to look forward to.
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It's a bit of a process, but taking one day at a time is all you can do. Walk around the house several times a day to help healing and your strength. Keep up your liquids, protein and other nutritional needs (also aids healing). Getting those staples out will be a big relief, too!
(((HUGS))) & Prayers,
Monika
Joined: Oct 2012
thanks monika for the words of encourgement it made me feel better i am walking around the house as much as possible the eating is a different story still no appetite and food doesnt taste all that great but i am trying
Joined: Jul 2012
Glad to here the surgery went well. Have you gotten you pathology report back yet?
I didn't have staples with my surgery - she basicly glued me shut but I remember having them with my c sectiion. They hurt and it felt soooooo much better after they were removed.
Take it day by day. You need to eat to keep your energy up. Try little doses at a time
Joined: Nov 2009
Hope today is better than yesterday. Welcome to our group. One day at a time is a great attitude. Please let us know if we can help!
((((HUGS)))) Maria
Joined: Oct 2012
Hi Maria thanks for the wishes today is much better, my stomach is not as stiff and the staples are coming out on friday so hopefully i will feel even better
Joined: Oct 2012
so i had my surgery on november 6th here it is a week later and i have vaginal bleeding not a lot but enought to wear a pad. Is that normal for that to happen a week later
Joined: Oct 2012
I would let your doc know. I had a total hysterectomy on Oct 2, 2012. I did not have any bleeding but I also did not feel like eating much. That is common. Just try real hard though. It will help with your recovery. Maybe eat small meals. Also, make sure you have a bowel movement everyday. Did you get any results back from your surgery? Oh, and it does feel better when the staples come out. Something to look forward to.