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9 weeks post prolapse & hysterectomy

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candy32109
candy32109

Wondering if anyone is experiencing these symptoms after 9 weeks.

I’ve had an anterior prolapse repair & hysterectomy and have been doing great, but have only noticed a lumpy kind of tissue inside??? I don’t feel heaviness, but have small pains in the upper tummy area, and am hoping this isn’t a relapse!?? I only just had my Dr follow up and Physio follow up last week and everything was where it should be , and since then I’ve done nothing different . 

Can anyone offer a shoulder?

Tia 

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  • tracey_30250
    tracey_30250 candy32109

    Posted

    Hi

    I had hysterectomy last year and anterior/posterior repair a week ago. I recovered relatively well after my hysterectomy and was back at week at 6 weeks but remember the twinges and odd pains continued for a while, I was told 6 - 12 months until total internal healing but if you are concerned at all speak to your doc, better to put your mind at rest xx 

    Happy healing 💗

    Tracey x

    • candy32109
      candy32109 tracey_30250

      Posted

      Thank you Tracey,

      I will be making an appointment. It’s good to read you are progressing well.

  • welshgirl67
    welshgirl67 candy32109

    Posted

    I'm the same as you candy.. I see a fleshy bit on entrance of back wall in front.it may ofvalwsys been there I don't know.

    I have had my check and all great so I'll wait till 12 wks then go back. I get s rubbing or as if something is there but may be healing . pm me if you wish.xx

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