Hysterectomy Recovery: Top 3 Red Flags to Be Aware Of

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If you're about to have a hysterectomy or have recently had one, it's crucial to understand the red flags that need immediate medical attention and how to manage unwanted symptoms. Many women recover well from a hysterectomy, but it's important to be informed about potential issues that can arise.
As a pelvic floor specialist and women's health physical therapist, I've helped many women navigate their recovery from hysterectomy. There are different types of hysterectomies, and knowing what to expect can make a significant difference in your recovery process. Hormonal changes post-surgery can lead to symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, and mood swings, which can be managed with the right guidance.
It's also common to experience symptoms like constipation, incontinence, and fatigue after a hysterectomy. These issues can be mitigated with proper care and exercises.
In this video, I share the top three red flags to watch for during your recovery, including excessive bleeding, severe infection symptoms, and unbearable pain. Knowing these signs and how to respond can ensure a smoother and safer recovery process.
Here’s what you will learn:
00:00 Hysterectomy Recovery: Top 3 Red Flags to Be Aware Of
01:21 Overview Of Hysterectomy
02:30 Side Effects of Radical Or Total Hysterectomy
04:40 Healing Timeline
05:27 Common Limitations after Hysterectomy
07:50 Aiding The Recovery
09:55 The 3 Red Flags To Watch Out For
11:40 What to Do If You Notice These Signs
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[@CaramelT34]

This is very helpful. I had total laproscopic hysterectomy on May 8th and still have both my ovaries. I've been getting plenty of rest, doing very well and continuing to follow doctor's orders until I return to work.

[@dr.dawnhealthypelvis]

Thank you! Great job on resting and taking your time with your healing.

[@SaraL-xm1xz]

Very helpful! Thank you! 1 week out

[@bloombloom4245]

Very helpful. Thank you♡

[@christinebryant8354]

Very helpful.

[@dr.dawnhealthypelvis]

Glad it was helpful!

[@karenlong4817]

Thank you for the good advice. I can't wait to do some floor exercises. Im almost 3 weeks into recovery. I had a complete hysterectomy. Im 58 years old with other health issues. I want to get my health back in check. Looking forward to healthy living. ❤❤

[@dr.dawnhealthypelvis]

Thank you for your comments, I wish you the best in recovery. If you want to find out more about restoring your core and pelvic floor muscles, check out my online program that is easy to follow: www.level4pt.org/hysterectomy_recovery

[@AnchorMoments]

Thank you! I had my post op appointment yesterday. So far I am healing well. I also was referred to a urologist who has pelvic floor therapy but they do not have any openings until the last week of August. Today is May 30th. I will be looking at your channel for any pelvic exercises I can start at home before my end of August appointment. My surgery was May 10th so I can't do any exercises that engage my core for 3 more weeks, but after that I am cleared to work out. Which of your videos would be a good starting point for me?

[@dr.dawnhealthypelvis]

Yes absolutely! Check out my program that is perfect for bridging the gap on what is some safe movements to start: www.level4pt.org/hysterectomy_recovery

[@AnchorMoments]

@@dr.dawnhealthypelvis thank you! I will probably be watching this a few times! Appreciate it! 😀

[@christconsolationchurch7150]

Why I'm I having pain in my answer after hysterectomy? and i am distress

[@christconsolationchurch7150]

Anus area pain, thank you

[@dr.dawnhealthypelvis]

So sorry you are feeling this, have you discussed with your doctor?