Post-Hysterectomy Hormone Replacement Therapy Options in Taiwan
Total Hysterectomy Hormone Replacement Therapy I previously underwent a total hysterectomy abroad, which included the removal of both ovaries, fallopian tubes, and the cervix. One month post-surgery, I started hormone replacement therapy using a patch with a dosage of 75 mg, chan...
Dr. Chen Zhiyu Reply:
Hormone replacement therapy has various recommendations. Please visit a gynecology outpatient clinic at a regional hospital or higher for evaluation and recommendations from a specialist that are suitable for your condition. Thank you.[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Hormone Replacement Therapy Options in Taiwan
Understanding Post-Hysterectomy Symptoms: Menstrual Changes and Pain
Hysterectomy Hello Dr. Chen: I have been suffering from anemia and menstrual pain for several years. It has been confirmed that I have adenomyosis and a 3 cm uterine fibroid (causing continuous bleeding), as well as a chocolate cyst on one ovary. I decided to undergo a hysterecto...
Dr. Chen Zhiyu Reply:
Indications and advantages/disadvantages of subtotal hysterectomy should be discussed prior to the procedure to allow for proper evaluation. This includes information about potential postoperative outcomes such as the continuation of menstruation and a reduction in menstrual flow...[Read More] Understanding Post-Hysterectomy Symptoms: Menstrual Changes and Pain
Post-Hysterectomy Recovery: Travel, Driving, and Lifting Guidelines
Postoperative questions regarding radical total hysterectomy? Dear Director, My sister has recently been diagnosed with cancer and requires a radical total hysterectomy to eliminate the cancer cells. The surgery went relatively well, and she has almost fully recovered. Accordin...
Dr. Huang Yuande Reply:
1. It is common to experience constipation and urination issues; it is recommended to reassess in one month. 2. You should be able to drive after 1 to 2 weeks. 3. Moderate activity within your physical limits is generally acceptable.[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Recovery: Travel, Driving, and Lifting Guidelines
Post-Hysterectomy Concerns: Running, Bladder Health, and Urinary Issues
Issues 8 Months After Total Hysterectomy Hello Doctor, I underwent a total hysterectomy and bilateral salpingectomy on November 2nd due to long-term heavy bleeding from uterine fibroids and adenomyosis. I had follow-up appointments one week and two months post-surgery, and the do...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, jogging generally does not have an impact. Monitor the urination issue, and if there is no improvement, it is advisable to consult a urologist. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Concerns: Running, Bladder Health, and Urinary Issues
Post-Hysterectomy Numbness: Understanding and Addressing Lower Limb Issues
Post-hysterectomy complications After a total hysterectomy (with only the cervix remaining), it was found that the lower limbs are partially in a state of paralysis, with no sensation in the area between the groin and the knee, even when pinched or touched. I would like to consul...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
It is recommended to return to the operating physician for a follow-up examination and evaluation.[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Numbness: Understanding and Addressing Lower Limb Issues
Post-Hysterectomy Concerns: Pink Discharge After Intercourse Explained
Sexual intercourse after a hysterectomy? Hello Doctor, I underwent a total hysterectomy in February of this year. Three months post-surgery, after having intercourse, I experienced a pinkish discharge that only occurred at that moment and returned to normal the next day. However,...
Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
Please return to the outpatient clinic for a pelvic examination.[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Concerns: Pink Discharge After Intercourse Explained
Post-Hysterectomy Concerns: Pain, Ovulation, and Recovery Tips
Issues after a hysterectomy? I recently underwent a vaginal hysterectomy due to severe uterine prolapse, where my uterus was completely removed while preserving my ovaries, and I also had repairs done on my displaced bladder and rectum. It has been 18 days since the surgery, and ...
Dr. Huang Yiwen Reply:
Hello, Miss Hsiao-Chieh: You have just had surgery 18 days ago, and you are experiencing significant pain in your lower abdomen. It is advisable for you to return to your doctor for a follow-up examination. Not every ovulation period causes pain. Since you underwent surgery for b...[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Concerns: Pain, Ovulation, and Recovery Tips
Post-Hysterectomy Concerns: Normal Discharge and Follow-Up Care
Post-hysterectomy Hello Doctor: I have undergone a total hysterectomy two months ago, and I am still experiencing light yellow discharge, but there is no odor. Is this normal? After the surgery, I often have abdominal bloating, and sometimes I experience constipation and sometime...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, it should be considered normal. If there are still any discomforts, you may want to consider seeing a gynecologist. After a total hysterectomy, regular check-ups are still necessary, ideally once a year. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Concerns: Normal Discharge and Follow-Up Care
Post-Hysterectomy Discomfort: Understanding Chest Tightness and Concerns
What are the discomforts experienced after a hysterectomy? Thank you? This year, during a miscarriage surgery in obstetrics and gynecology, I discovered that I had an invasive placenta. Due to significant bleeding, the surgery had to be halted, and some of the placenta remained. ...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
The uterus is located in the lower abdomen. After a hysterectomy, if there is discomfort, it is usually felt in the lower abdominal area. If there is chest discomfort, priority should be given to considering issues related to the heart or lungs, and a consultation with a cardiolo...[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Discomfort: Understanding Chest Tightness and Concerns
Post-Hysterectomy Recovery: Can Long Sitting or Standing Affect Healing?
Issues After Hysterectomy Doctor, I had a traditional laparoscopic hysterectomy two months ago. I've heard that individuals who have had their uterus removed should avoid prolonged standing or sitting. However, I need to return to work, where I will have to stand or sit for ...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
Dear Sandy: It has been two months since the surgery, and the wound should have healed by now. You should be able to resume your daily activities without any issues, except for very intense exercise. Unless you experience any specific discomfort, you should be able to return to w...[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Recovery: Can Long Sitting or Standing Affect Healing?
Post-Hysterectomy: Managing Persistent Hematoma and Symptoms
Fascial hematoma after hysterectomy Hello Doctor: I underwent an open abdominal surgery for adenomyosis and fibroids at the beginning of August, resulting in a total hysterectomy with ovarian preservation. The surgeon mentioned that there was significant adhesion. After the surge...
Dr. Dong Yuhong Reply:
Hello: There is a possibility of hematoma formation after surgery, which usually resolves on its own over time, although the rate of absorption can vary. It is recommended to continue monitoring the situation. You can discuss your concerns with your attending physician, allowing ...[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy: Managing Persistent Hematoma and Symptoms
Post-Hysterectomy Care: Nutrition, Hormones, and Health Monitoring
Post-hysterectomy care? Hello Dr. Dong, I would like to ask you about my situation. I had a hysterectomy in January 2008, but my ovaries were preserved. It has been over a year since then. 1. What kind of nutritional supplements should I focus on for maintenance after the surge...
Dr. Dong Yuhong Reply:
1. Should I pay attention to any nutritional supplements for maintenance in the future? After the age of 30-40, women should consider taking a multivitamin and increase their intake of fruits and vegetables. Of course, if you have any underlying medical conditions, it is advisabl...[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Care: Nutrition, Hormones, and Health Monitoring
Post-Hysterectomy Hormone Therapy: Do You Need Estrogen?
Hormone I underwent a total hysterectomy six months ago due to fibroids and endometriosis, and I have been taking Darone for half a year. Should I take estrogen, such as soy isoflavones, in the future? I have gained 5 kilograms while on the medication; will I return to my previou...
Dr. Xu Junzheng Reply:
It is still recommended to supplement estrogen after menopause. Weight will return to normal after stopping Darvon. If there is a sensation of soreness or cramping at the vaginal opening, it is advised to return for a check-up. Thank you![Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Hormone Therapy: Do You Need Estrogen?
Post-Hysterectomy Hormone Therapy: Do You Need Estrogen?
Hormone After undergoing a hysterectomy and taking Darvon for six months, will I need to take estrogen, such as soy isoflavones, in the future? I have experienced weight gain while on the medication. Will my weight gradually return to normal after stopping the medication? Additio...
Dr. Huang Jianxun Reply:
Dear Pipi: I do not have personal experience with Darunavir, so I am unclear about the medication's content. Could you please provide the name of the Western medicine and its ingredients, or discuss it in detail with the prescribing physician? Wishing you peace and health. S...[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Hormone Therapy: Do You Need Estrogen?
Post-Hysterectomy Complications: Understanding Leg Pain and Mobility Issues
Post-hysterectomy complications? Hello Dr. Lee, my mother-in-law recently underwent a hysterectomy and oophorectomy due to cervical cancer. The surgery went very well, and her recovery has been quite good. However, for some unknown reason, one week after the surgery, she started ...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Hello! The correlation of this symptom with gynecological surgery is low, but if it has become severe enough to prevent walking, you should immediately return to your physician for consultation. The attending physician will definitely take further action. Thank you![Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Complications: Understanding Leg Pain and Mobility Issues
Understanding Post-Hysterectomy Complications: Urinary Issues Explained
Total Abdominal Hysterectomy Hello, doctor. I have stage 1A cervical adenocarcinoma and underwent a total abdominal hysterectomy. It has been one year and eight months, and I am still unable to urinate independently. During this time, I have relied on self-catheterization. After ...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Hello: Radical hysterectomy is a surgical procedure used to treat cervical cancer and is life-saving. The extent of the resection needs to be sufficiently large and thorough, which means that patients have a significant chance of experiencing postoperative urinary or bowel dysfun...[Read More] Understanding Post-Hysterectomy Complications: Urinary Issues Explained
Post-Hysterectomy Abdominal Distension: Causes and Treatment Options
What should be the subsequent treatment? Hello Doctor: Last time I asked you about the issue of abdominal bloating after a hysterectomy, and you provided a detailed answer. Thank you! Regarding your response, there are two possibilities: 1. There may be a hematoma in the abdomina...
Dr. Lin Zhaopei Reply:
1. The resolution of a hematoma varies depending on the situation, averaging between 3 to 6 weeks. If there are any concerns, one should see a doctor immediately. A binder is one option. 2. Intestinal adhesions can be diagnosed based on symptoms and abdominal X-rays. If symptom...[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Abdominal Distension: Causes and Treatment Options
Post-Hysterectomy Concerns: Abdominal Bloating and Pain Explained
After a hysterectomy..? Hello Doctor, I underwent a hysterectomy due to uterine fibroids in mid-November, but I have been experiencing the following issues since then: Before the surgery, my lower abdomen was flat (I am naturally slim and did not have a protruding belly), but no...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Hello: Without an examination, it is really impossible to provide an answer. We welcome you to come in for a visit, and we will conduct a thorough examination and discuss the findings with you. Thank you! Hsinchu City Hospital, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology.[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy Concerns: Abdominal Bloating and Pain Explained
Post-Hysterectomy and Bladder Sling Care: Essential Tips and Resources
Postoperative care after hysterectomy and bladder suspension? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask how to take care of myself after a hysterectomy and bladder suspension surgery. Are there any websites I can refer to?
Dr. Huang Jianxun Reply:
Hello: Please avoid heavy lifting, carrying weights, constipation, prolonged standing, and chronic coughing. Sincerely, Dr. Huang Chien-Hsun, Obstetrics and Gynecology.[Read More] Post-Hysterectomy and Bladder Sling Care: Essential Tips and Resources
Understanding Post-Hysterectomy Pain: Causes of Menstrual-Like Cramps
I'm sorry, but I need specific content to translate. Please If the uterus has been removed but you still occasionally experience menstrual-like pain, it could be due to several reasons. One possibility is that the pain may be originating from the ovaries, which can still pro...
Dr. Li Guanghan Reply:
Hello: If you experience periodic pain (such as once a month), it may be due to endometriosis or other issues. You are welcome to visit us at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Hsinchu Hospital.[Read More] Understanding Post-Hysterectomy Pain: Causes of Menstrual-Like Cramps