Debunking the BIGGEST Hysterectomy Myths. By two Gyn Surgeons.

If you have heard of a hysterectomy before, you most likely encountered a myth or two about it. Time to find out and learn the best up to date information! Whether you are looking for general information or may need the surgery yourself! This is part 1 of 3 in our Hysterectomy series. Follow along
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[@jaysimone7450]

Thanks for this sharing your expertise. The drawings were perfect!

[@tinamotley5840]

I bleeding for 6 months I just had a hysterectomy on the 5th of July I’m still recovering but I was so sick and had to go to 5 different doctors

[@newschoolobgyn]

I am sorry it took so long to get help! Have a speedy recovery!

[@OfficialHailHype]

I would like a hysterectomy. I have painful periods, prolapse (to some degree) and have been diagnosed with endometriosis in the past. Do I qualify?

[@newschoolobgyn]

If you haven’t already, get established with a gynecologist. They will start the work up and find the best option for you 😊. More to come about endometriosis in the future.

[@Melanie3581]

My doc wanted to remove my perfectly healthy cervix and that I don’t want

[@newschoolobgyn]

@@Melanie3581 It may depend on the reason for the hysterectomy. There are pros and cons that should always be discussed. The cervix is the lower part of the uterus and sometimes a supracervical hysterectomy can leave patients with bleeding and potential future fibroid growth.