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I had a Hysterectomy 5 weeks ago. I am still experiencing severe pain. Because my Fibroids were so large, my Hysterectomy was not Vaginal. I had to have an Incision from the Navel down. I feel like I am having more pain now than 2 weeks ago. God forbid if I sneeze or cough, the pain is excruciating. It s like I m not healing inside at all. And sometimes when I go to Urinate, there s a sharp pain on my lower right side, similar to the pain I used to have years ago when I needed to have my Appendix removed & ended up having an Appendectomy. Does having a Hysterectomy done in this manner (through the Abdomen) require a longer healing period other than 6-weeks?
Yes, abdominal hysterectomy takes longer as its a major surgery. You need to check your temperature and get an ultrasound done for lower abdomen, a blood complete picture, urine routine examination and CRP levels. It is a due possibility that you may have developed a post operative infection, or some fluid collection in your pelvis post operative. Best to visit the same surgeon who operated on you.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
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Dr. Muhammad Faisal Bacha, Internal Medicine Specialist
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What Causes Abdominal Pain After Hysterectomy?
Hello, Yes, abdominal hysterectomy takes longer as its a major surgery. You need to check your temperature and get an ultrasound done for lower abdomen, a blood complete picture, urine routine examination and CRP levels. It is a due possibility that you may have developed a post operative infection, or some fluid collection in your pelvis post operative. Best to visit the same surgeon who operated on you. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Muhammad Faisal Bacha, Internal Medicine Specialist