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Still trying to figure out this post-surgery circumstance
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Re: Still trying to figure out this post-surgery circumstance
Thanks! I find myself really wanting to avoid doctors just because I had that period of time where it seemed like I was always visiting one or another, but I guess I will have to suck it up and go if it doesn't get better.
Re: Still trying to figure out this post-surgery circumstance
Sounds like it could be scar tissue, which would break down over time, hence the original advice to wait.
Having said that, it's worth getting a second opinion from a doctor who has actually examined you, not least because there may be treatments that could help it break down more quickly.
Having said that, it's worth getting a second opinion from a doctor who has actually examined you, not least because there may be treatments that could help it break down more quickly.
Re: Still trying to figure out this post-surgery circumstance
Has this persisted, Duchess?
What you described reminded me of what my provider called “skid marks” after I delivered a baby. Abrasions that were sensitive for a time afterward.
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Re: Still trying to figure out this post-surgery circumstance
Duchess, I’m an OR nurse ( I was an ER nurse for most of 20 yrs of nursing, but switched a couple years ago), often with vaginal hysterectomies the surgeon use a weighted speculum so I think you are right that the cause has something to do with stretching or it could be pressure on a nerve during the surgery that takes time to resolve. I’m glad to hear that you’re better!
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Re: Still trying to figure out this post-surgery circumstance
Thank you! This is very encouraging. I really appreciate your insider knowledge!Hiswifeagain wrote: ↑Wed Feb 17, 2021 6:43 pm Duchess, I’m an OR nurse ( I was an ER nurse for most of 20 yrs of nursing, but switched a couple years ago), often with vaginal hysterectomies the surgeon use a weighted speculum so I think you are right that the cause has something to do with stretching or it could be pressure on a nerve during the surgery that takes time to resolve. I’m glad to hear that you’re better!
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