confused about new pain
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I am almost 11 weeks post hysterectomy and I have new pain in my stomach. My incision is still a bit numb and tingly, that isn't the problem. The issue is what feels like period cramps accompanied by occasional shooting pains inside. I am also having pain on urinating and with bowel movements again. This stopped ages ago. Why has it come back? I am back to doing all activities except work. Has anyone else experienced this?
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Guest christelle48036
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I did have a lot of abdominal especially bowel pain for the first 7 weeks or so but it eventually stopped. This is different from thatand does seem to be aggregavated by being in certain positions.For the time being Im going to leave it and hope its just part of healing.
All the best with your recovery.
erin_d christelle48036
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katrina1972 christelle48036
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I am also the same with pains when wanting to wee!
I have hospital appointment on Wednesday so will be asking questions then, this is my first appointment since my op although I did go to see my doctor at 6 weeks just for peace of mind really, and she said all looked fine!
I really thought I would start to have pain free days by now
meganmoon christelle48036
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Mumbolian christelle48036
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Guest christelle48036
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I hope you get on OK with occupational health.
Would you mind saying a bit more about the stretching exercises please and what they consist of? Have you been referred to physio for them or has the doc told you what to do? I'm thinking they may be relevant to me too.
Thanks
christelle48036 Guest
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I haven't been referred to physio. The doc gave me some exercises to do. They are mainly leg lifts. Point toes straight up, lift, hold, lower slowly. Repeat with other leg. Point toes off to the side, lift, hold, lower. As many reps as comfortable. He also said we should be doing the pelvic floor exercises for life to make sure everything stays where it should and that I should be as active as possible. I asked if there is anything I absolutely shouldn't do now and he said no. I'm going to take him at his word and attempt to emulsion the living room next week. I can't think of a better way to stretch. If it hurts, I'll stop.
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Guest christelle48036
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I am trying the exercises too!
Some days are better and some worse as far as pain goes, with no particular reasons that I can see but I think that's the deal with this particular surgery! Good luck with emulsioning- my more feeble equivalent today has been putting some pictures up!
Julie