| Re: Hysterectomy-Fibromyalgia
Thank You so much for your comments. Now I will clarify. I started having menopause symptoms a couple of years ago. Most of my trouble involved pain in my back and my legs which I was told was being triggered by an enlarged uterus. After much internal debate I had the hy. I had my uterus, ovaries, & cervix removed. There is no incision on my abdomen, It was all done vaginally. I also had a bladder repair. Anyway....I had stopped taking hormones prior to the hyst. so I started my recovery by deciding not to take them. Wow!!!!within a week I was barely able to walk. My legs were burning, aching, throbbing worse than ever. I could not get any sleep. Horrible hot flashes. My g.p. talked to me once about fibr in one of our many visits before the hyst. I was always trying to find the cause of the pain, but nothing ever helped. Anyway in desperation I started taking the estogen the gyno had tried to get me take in the first place and now am starting to feel some relief. Have my fingers crossed. I really hope I am on to something here. Try to get " Screaming to be Heard", a book by Elizabeth Lee Vliet M. D. I have ordered it. I have read parts of it on line. This woman knows her stuff. Anyway hopes this clears up the vague post. Hope it helps someone. Let me know.
Last edited by RKay; 07-07-2006 at 10:18 PM.
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