8 months post op
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Hello
I had a full hysterectomy in March via Debinci robotic , ovaries tubes cervix all gone , I have been fine gone back to work gym started dieting lost 2. Stone so all good
But my intimate time has been killed it's so painful I cry so now hubby obviously won't come near me!!! I thought it was meant to make my life better
Help
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lynda20916 seon1968
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When you lost your ovaries you lost your primary source of estrogen, so your vaginal tissues are drying up. Also, you lost your cervix, so your vaginal vault is not the same length.
I don't know if you had your hysterectomy due to cancer. If so, your doctor may not want to prescribe hormone replacement therapy for you. However, there are other substances that can assist with the rehydration of the tissues in your vagina.
I suggest you contact your gyn or gp for some assistance or you can look on line for some additional information. The ladies on this site are great and should respond to your post, too!
Best of luck to you! Let me know how you do!
seon1968 lynda20916
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Thankyou Lynda I had my hysterectomy due to fibroids and cysts which gave me continuous periods , I was bleeding for like 9 month with bad pains in tummy I couldn't work or do any day to day activities
lynda20916 seon1968
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You're so welcome! Congratulations on your weight loss! That takes a lot of determination and discipline.
You've successfully crossed this major hurdle, so I'm sure you'll not give up and will find something that will work for you--and well! xx
non_mulierem seon1968
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elaine35397 seon1968
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Poor you & hubby, I too had the full job done in March and cannot have HRT - so lubrication is a must... and plenty of it. I suspect for you it will now be a viscious circle of you being tense etc.. I would pay a visit to the GP and see what can be done for you - hopefully you can return to some normality! Well done you for losing 2 stone, I am struggling to find a suitable diet. I am currently at slimming world but cannot get my head back in the game! xx
seon1968
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liz67338 seon1968
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Hey Seon.
Like you I thought a full hysterectomy (incl ovaries and cervix) was the answer to my prayers after also suffering with huge fibroids...little did I know! Unfortunately I wasnt consulted on what happens to a woman's after ovaries removed so ive learnt through suffering..multiple tests/scans etc not knowing what was going on, and getting amazing advice from other woman. After a long relentless saga over past couple of years I've just started bio identical hormones (via a specialist they match your bodies hormones identically) I wonder if these could help you or if your GP could advice you if they are safe for you? They are not chemical HRT and not available via nhs currently. After only a week I've noticed some positive changes. Good luck with everything. X
seon1968 liz67338
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