Robotic Hysterectomy

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MEDICAL ANIMATION TRANSCRIPT: If you are a female and have certain problems with your reproductive organs, your doctor may recommend a robotic hysterectomy to remove your uterus. Your reproductive organs include your vagina, cervix, uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries. You may need a robotic hysterectomy if you have one of the following diseases or conditions. Heavy or constant uterine bleeding, anemia and pelvic pain, cancer in your uterus, cervix, or ovaries, non-cancerous fibroid tumors in your uterus, or slipping and sagging of your uterus into your vagina due to weak or injured pelvic muscles and uterine ligaments. Before your procedure an intravenous line or IV will be started. You may be given antibiotics through the IV to decrease your chance of infection. You'll be given general anesthesia. A breathing tube will be inserted through your mouth and down your throat to help you breathe during the operation. Your surgeon will make a small incision near your belly button and insert a plastic tube called a port. Carbon dioxide gas will be pumped into your abdomen through this port. The gas will inflate your abdomen giving your surgeon more room to see and move the surgical tools. After your abdomen is inflated a high-definition camera will be inserted into this port. Your surgeon will make additional port incisions for robotic instruments as well as instruments used by patient side assistants. An assistant will insert all of the robotic tools through these ports. Unlike standard laparoscopic instruments, these tools can rotate 360 degrees and have more flexibility than the human wrist. Seated at a special console, your surgeon will operate the robotic arms and the camera with joystick-like controls and foot pedals. A computer will translate the exact movements of your surgeon's fingers into precise movements of the surgical tools. At the same time a high-definition vision system will provide a magnified three-dimensional stereoscopic view of the surgical area. Depending on your condition you may have a partial hysterectomy, in which your surgeon will remove your uterus but leave your cervix, fallopian tubes, and ovaries in place. If you have a total hysterectomy, your surgeon will remove your cervix along with your uterus. If you have a radical hysterectomy, your surgeon may also remove your fallopian tubes, ovaries, the upper part of your vagina, as well as nearby tissues such as your pelvic lymph nodes. At the end of your procedure the tiny incisions will be closed with stitches, staples, surgical glue, or closure tape dressings. After your procedure your breathing tube will be removed and you will be taken to the recovery area for monitoring. You will be given pain medication as needed. You may continue to receive antibiotics through your IV. You may be released from the hospital the same day or within one day after the procedure.
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[@brandnew2767]

I had a total hysterectomy 4 years ago, but kept my ovaries. I have made ALOT of bad decisions in my life, but having a hysterectomy was the best decision I have ever made in my life! I wish I had done it sooner.

[@niko4305]

Were your fallopian tubes removed as well?

[@brandnew2767]

@@niko4305 I’m so sorry , I just saw this message, but yes! My uterus, cervix and fallopian tubes were removed. I only have my ovaries.

[@kita-1116]

Glad to hear this! I’m scheduled in 3 weeks. 10 years of debilitating pain from adenomyosis.

[@brandnew2767]

@@kita-1116 you will not regret it! I had constant heavy bleeding, irregular periods constantly. I had endometriosis, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome and I already have 3 kids, so I knew I was done with that part. I’ve never been happier. I hope everything works out for you!!

[@brandnew2767]

@@niko4305 yes! I only have my ovaries.

[@blatinobear]

My mom had this done 20 years ago, full procedure. She’s going on 70 and still very happy and relieved she did it.

[@kamalkaur5475]

Now ur mom fit and fine..😕

[@klattalexis]

I have an acquaintance who had this done & the next day she told me she doesn't hurt anywhere. No pain, doesn't feel anything & is up & doing her regular chores. Sounds like a miracle to me.

[@YaroLord]

can she have a healthy sex life though?

[@TotalChaos-ed7ye]

@@YaroLord I mean I would assume so

[@happylilhippie33]

I felt ok too, then overdid it, but I had a complicated case involving my bladder and abdomen being stuck to my uterus with scar tissue

[@realtalk8813]

Yep. Over the years this particular surgery is becoming more and more successful 🙏🏾♥️ thank God

[@clwxrf6007]

I had a complete hysterectomy. There was no pain, but I felt the emptiness in my abdomen for short while when walking.

[@TC-wh9tl]

Wow I had this surgery due to a large tumor on my uterus and recurring cysts on my ovaries. It was explained to me how it was going to be done but to see how it was done is amazing. I don’t regret it at all. I had to take pain pills for about a week but after that I was able to manage the pain with Tylenol. I healed quickly and my quality of life is so much better. I used to dread when it was time for my periods because there was so much heavy bleeding and pain. I endured that for years. I’m happy I had the surgery.

[@aikaryna]

Im having this surgery on the 19th. Thanks for this info

[@TC-wh9tl]

@@aikaryna You're welcome ☺️

[@angelique7618]

Bless your heart! I too, dread my period. I am having this done the 27th and I am astonished, after watching the animation of the robot hysterectomy. I am not anywhere near as nervous as I was. Thank you for your comment as you reassured me. God bless you.

[@TC-wh9tl]

@@angelique7618 You're Welcome ☺️

[@juliekeller6432]

I have extremely heavy periods cysts and endometriosis enemic fibroids cyst

[@antoniamorales7425]

I had complete hysterectomy, cervix uterus, fallopian tubes & ovaries removed 3 weeks ago! best thing I did!

[@Iloveyoutube808]

I had my surgery on 7/29/24 . Woke up in extreme pain . I had a total Hysterectomy, oophorectomy , debulking & staging , & lymph nodes removal . They gave me pain meds to help with my pain but seemed it didn’t work ? Night of post-op the pain was intense pain, felt very gassy , unable to pass gas or poop, was able to pee slowly and it burned due to having a catheter during surgery. The pressure and sharp pains with lower back pain has kept me up all night . 😢 A heating pad really helps. To anyone getting this surgery done good luck and may god speed your healing process ❤.

[@PraddaFinadatv]

@Iloveyoutube808 Same for first 2 days I had gas that creeped up to my right shoulder and I cried like a baby. I used a massager on it and that helped me a bit. Right now I have difficulty defecating and thats uncomfortable. Hopefully soon

[@user-ni4dh7eh5p]

Thoes are thing with me but it slowly remove now about urine drink more water

[@magicreelman9119]

I had this done 2 days ago… Only thing that hurts are my incisions but that’s managed with ibuprofen. I have been on walks and can do minimal things around the house. When she went in i had cysts on my ovaries, stage 4 endometriosis, enlarged uterus and large fibroids. I am soo looking forward to how my life will be changed from here on out!

[@snowps1]

I have all the same stuff and am having this done in a month! I dread the recovery. Did they clean up your inside from the cysts and endo as well? Was your uterus taken out vaginally?

[@sharronhankins7722]

Awesome!😁😁😁

[@ShaynieB]

@@snowps1i just had mine and it was taken out laproscopically.

[@reginacameron3011]

me to uterus is sz of 5 month pregnant female. I have endometriosis also ad fibroids. i have put this off for so long. I am just tried of bleeding.

[@surinmansukh3603]

Girls have so many problems😰 I always pray for my wife that no such problem occurs to her and we lead healthy life.

[@НуржамалАшимова]

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[@retired5218]

Make sure she gets regular gynecological checkups. My cancerous polyp was discovered during a routine exam, and I had this robotic hysterectomy. Out of the hospital the next day.

[@khaleesisnow1683]

@@retired5218 🙏🙏

[@jennyrose9454]

@@retired5218 exact same with my manager

[@stephanieyee9784]

My mother had a radical hysterectomy because she had cervical cancer. Its amazing that we have access to this type of information. Its really interesting and informative.

[@BlazeFN12]

I am not a medical student but I love these kind of information

[@cristalB117]

So do I. XD

[@Randomcheem]

Same

[@__alisha_]

Me too

[@yashashwilathwal8764]

@@__alisha_ and i being one dislike it.

[@kaitlyn2535]

I am too at the moment.

[@Akkomiku]

Dude I'm just 16 it'd be a complete dream for me to get this surgery, getting rid of periods is my paradise...

[@trini2DBone134]

Same but I'm 17

[@mees2751]

Sorry to hear that hun. We women go through so much. Hope it gets better, some people say birth control helps but only doctor will explain

[@faithduh2895]

I agree with you if I had a hysterectomy I would live a normal life again

[@faithduh2895]

​@@trini2DBone134 I'm only 25 years old but my mom says I'm too young 😢😢😢 ugh I hate periods

[@trini2DBone134]

@@faithduh2895 same. On mine rn

[@jennjenn249]

I just had a robotic total hysterectomy on July 24th. I am already feeling better a week after surgery. I had adenomoysis, uterine bleeding, and pelvic pain for 5 years. I was on my period on the day of my surgery, had been on it 87 days!!! Severely anemic. Best decision I've ever made. I'm looking forward to feeling better and having a better quality of life now!

[@Mrs.buildingblackwealth]

Omg 87 days? Wow. But best of luck to you

[@mrsmotheroftwo4049]

I have adenomyosis , endometriosis, fibroids, and cyst. My periods are so heavy I bleed through everything no matter many pads or tampons. I’m having mines on 8/22 and feel like it’s the best decision.. I look for comments like yours

[@ThanksChris]

@@mrsmotheroftwo4049Just had it done for the same reasons as you. So far, so good! 👍

[@courtnaesmith6198]

I have a stage 3 pelvic organ prolapse and am scheduled for a hysterectomy in 6 months. This video was very helpful. Thank you!

[@createyourownfuture5410]

What is that condition?

[@createyourownfuture5410]

@@ascorbicpng oh

[@Pammiilou]

I have Fibroids and I'm scheduled for this hysterectomy on the 16th October 2023. I feel really overwhelmed knowing I'll never have another child. I have one son so I'm grateful but knowing I'll never create another life is really getting to me but on the flip side of the coin I know I cannot continue bleeding so badly any longer..such a mixed bag of emotions right now. Good luck, health and lots of love to any other ladies due to have a hysterectomy xxx ❤ xxx

[@snowps1]

God bless you. I'm having one on in October as well for fibroids. I'm not thrilled, even though the fibroids give me symptoms.

[@Pammiilou]

@snowps1 Thank you sweetie. Oh the fibroids are horrendous! I've never known anything like it..the amount of bleeding, length of bleeding, pain, anaemia and how it ruins any quality of life. I've been struggling for over 3 years so I'm kind of looking forward to it all being over but also feeling a tremendous sense of loss..it's so weird. I wish you lots and lots of love, luck, best wishes and wish you a speedy recovery. Here's hoping to a better quality of life, sweetheart. xxx 💝 xxx

[@ShaynieB]

Same with me. I had 2 miscarriages, so never had any children of my own. I had a breakdown moment, but knew foe my health, this was the right way to go. Fibroids and cysts caused me to bleed so bad that I used to lose consciousness. But, this by far was the best decision.

[@VictoriaGates]

How are you feeling now that it has been a few months? I hope you are well!

[@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo]

I had this done yesterday! Because of this video, I wasn't afraid at *all*, thank you so much!

[@temickab]

I'm thinking of getting the partial. We're you able to return to work the next day? I work from home so I'm wondering if I can return to work within 2 days

[@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo]

@@temickab no, absolutely not. I wasn't ready to do hardly anything until about 5 days post-op. Now i'm 14 days post-op, and at this point someone *might* be ready to go back to a desk job. Maybe an hour or two a day 5 days post-op? With this kind of surgery, it's absolutely critical to not overdo it and let your body heal

[@temickab]

@@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo well I can have my laptop in the bed with me. No? I start my new career om the 15th and hopefully they can schedule something sooner. My situation is dire at this point because I'm losing so much blood that I have had 4 blood transfusions

[@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo]

@@temickab you won't be able to rest your laptop on you, and I seriously doubt you'll be able to focus

[@temickab]

@@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo this is what stresses me out. I'm hoping he can give me something to stop the heavy bleeding and schedule the surgery far out then. Because I can't postpone the start date of my new job neither. I'm back at square one again with trying to schedule this surgery.

[@amymarks7110]

I am going to get this done this Monday so wish me luck.

[@rochelle-xz8gl]

You won’t regret it at all

[@unicorndaniel3423]

How's it going

[@dianavalindaca.7611]

How are you doing. I just had a radical hysterectomy three days ago

[@Sakshi-dk8lk]

​@@dianavalindaca.7611 how are u feeling now

[@lhooper8386]

​@dianavalindaca.7611 Hope you are doing well. I had a total one week ago.

[@mcrchickenluvr]

For those who are asking how the organs are removed, it’s somewhat simple. They’re removed through the vagina. It sounds gross and bad to someone I’m sure. But I can assure you that it isn’t that bad. I had fibroids remove through my vagina and it only hurt a little. The part that hurt the worst for me was when the doctor/surgeon inserted and inflated the Foley bulb with saline.

[@gustavoricciardi7344]

that was what I was asking me. I suppose that . Thanks

[@stephanieyee9784]

I have also had fibroids removed. I have a bit of the op on a disc courtesy of my surgeon. 🙂 According to my surgeon the fibroid (my first one) was quite large and would be sliced into pieces, similar to how a delicatessen cuts meat, and they would remove as much as possible. Any bits left would come out when I went to the loo. The second lot I had removed were small and easily done.

[@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo]

After seven years of my GYN helping me to get my insurance to cover this for me, and they've finally said yes! I'm so excited ^^

[@LaidBackLora]

How did it go? 😊

[@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo]

@@LaidBackLora it went great! I'm 35 days post-op, and while i'm certainly not fully healed, I feel more or less back to normal. I'm so happy 😊 Thank you for asking!

[@phantomsinthemist]

@@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo I'm happy for you🥰

[@fjb6631]

My hysterectomy was done this way, 100 % recommend it

[@Shaharyarrazaqadri]

After do this, what were advantages

[@Mike-qk9ys]

I suggested to my doctor during an emergency room visit I may need a hysterectomy do to the pain in my belly. They delicately explained that due to the fact I’m a male, it was simply gas I was experiencing and all I needed was a good fart and a psychiatrist.

[@HopeofGlory-qx4lk]

Definitely a psychiatrist! 😁

[@majorwayornoway6773]

lol hey get outta here!!

[@nickabarnhill564]

Lmao

[@PraddaFinadatv]

I just had that surgery done 3 days ago looking forward to a full recovery 🙏🙏🙏

[@ThanksChris]

Same! So far, so good! 😊

[@smarsh5286]

How was it

[@FallenAngel66672]

Best decision I ever made to have this procedure.

[@andrinaa9887]

may I ask how old r u and why u got it?

[@codedaily365]

"you will never get to know why this comment has this many likes" -Trolling :D

[@disloyaltyovercovid8350]

You are FBI agency

[@codedaily365]

@@disloyaltyovercovid8350 hey

[@lucianograff6512]

Same

[@kayo-ld9hj]

hello

[@nyoimanis]

FBI why you watch this 😐

[@marybates5065]

I had this done and I felt good after. I had enlarged uterus that was cancer. No problems.

[@khaleesisnow1683]

🙏🙏

[@stepp-uppwithnecol4381]

I see all of these miraculous reviews about no pain, I had one a week ago 8/8/22, and I feel a lot of pain, I woke up on oxygen even after being released from recovery. I developed atelectisis and have pluera effusion on both lungs same as fluid,, my lower abdomen is very tender,, I have incisions they all hurt they feel hard when I touch, let me add the gas is painful like labor pains. I'm glad I don't have to deal with the painful cycles. I know everyone body is different but ain't no dam yall up and moving as some say, that's a major operation like any other, with general anesthesia. I did shower the next day at hospital. I had shortness of breath and difficulty breathing, sharp pains etc. Good luck this a honest review, this was my experience, maybe the ones who claim they had no pain, have a high pain tolerance.

[@mflores4700]

How are you doing now?

[@beckybarnes8875]

they lie

[@MsMarmima]

Are you better these days?

[@maggieboo8142]

I had a full hysterectomy a few years ago but unfortunately I have been suffering from a prolapse bladder since the operation I am now waiting for surgery to put this problem right, I'm in such a lot of pain 😢🇬🇧

[@ShaynieB]

I honestly didnt have pain afterwards, just nausea and bloat. That was the worst!

[@LottiXXX59]

I have had this operation in Germany, but I have to stay nine days in the hospital. It took me a whole year to recover from it. It was the Da-Vinci-Robot.

[@kingklaus2115]

What a horrible thing to have to go through. I hope you feel better now than you did before.

[@Catherine-Terra]

What happened to keep you hospitalized and cause such a long recovery? My doc told me I will be going home same day.

[@LottiXXX59]

@@Catherine-Terra Uterus and ovaries were removed. It’s normal in Germany to stay in the hospital for 9 days. It takes until the intestine is working normally again and you are given a urinary catheter for a few days an you cannot get up. The intestine stops it’s activity with every abdominal surgery and if it does not start again there is a risk of death.

[@lbfeline2782]

@@LottiXXX59 Wow. I only stayed overnight, not even in a room just in recovery. Off pain meds in 2 days, a week of taking it easy and that was that.

[@LottiXXX59]

@@lbfeline2782 My eldest son explained that there is no health insurance in America and that surgery’s often have to be paid for by yourself.We don’t have to pay each day that we stay in the hospital.

[@abbivincent9313]

I am getting ready to have a full hysterectomy so this is very helpful! Thank you so much for this

[@amie3365]

How did it go?!? Hope everything went well for you!

[@josephgreen2008]

Hope it goes well and you have a speedy recovery.

[@cathyimperato7039]

Had a robotic hysterectomy yesterday. Zero pain meds, only discomfort is gas pains from the air they fill you with. Amazing

[@bonelessmice6828]

@@cathyimperato7039 hope you’re doing well, sounds nice so far

[@ladonnajackson5532]

@@cathyimperato7039 awesome. I’m a super hot mess I’m so nervous I go tomorrow and I’m in panic mode

[@lyner7540]

i can feel the pain from the vids... (even tho i know the patient will be slept thru the surgery) but damn removing the whole thing... btw great animation.

[@LeslyS-S]

My mom is having done this today and I can’t sleep thinking about it. 🥺

[@eddinslatifah]

I’m having it done next month

[@tashabrown8301]

How’s your mom?

[@ladonnajackson5532]

Did your mom do okay

[@ektoraskontos3384]

Great video as always. Only one question. How do you remove such a large part of these small incisions ?

[@rakeshmeitei1680]

Or maybe from the vagina 🤔

[@thelonesoul968]

Vaccum

[@pierreuntel1970]

Cut it up then suck it out

[@doctorbujjie4988]

From the vaginal introitus and if needed by morcellating

[@racheltalks7211]

It's removed from vagina only my mother done this surgery a year ago because of fibroids

[@baboey2020]

Even as a male, i still can feeling The pain just from this animation

[@michellegong1626]

I can just imagine…

[@douglagyal4364]

I go through the same thing when I watch the male ones. I literally feel like I'm gonna faint and I don't even have the anatomy.

[@bluecheeseybluecheese]

I kind of hate my life, but i'm happy that i don't have to go trough those things for women.

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

Always great animations 👏👏

[@user-mq5dr1jh5t]

i'm having one soon but no date as of yet. my biggest fear is the robot breaking down in the middle of it

[@msmeka2963]

I had a hysterectomy years ago .to all that don’t understand there are 3 types of hysterectomy some worry that you go into menopause right away that is only if you have a total hysterectomy where everything is taken out I had a partial my ovaries where left in I didn’t go into menopause until 5 years later

[@Tuyine]

What age were you at the time of surgery and had you been experiencing any Peri menopausal symptoms prior to surgery? I’m 45, just had this surgery due to fibroids, heavy bleeding , pain, I have been experiencing perimenopausal symptoms for probably about two or three years now, my ovaries were left but everything else was taken, my only concern is even though the ovaries were left because I was already having symptoms prior I didn’t know if that would kind of accelerate the menopause process

[@KS-dp2rk]

Every month i tell myself I want this surgery

[@faithduh2895]

Me too I hate having my period every month I'm sick of it I want my Uterus to be removed I'm tired of going through the heavy bleeding and severe cramps

[@JaneDoe-xn3ct]

It’s a decision that should be a last resort

[@saimashapi3819]

Am just wondering how do they get the organ out? The incinsions look too small? Edit: My prayers to all woman who have to under go something like this, it is NOT easy.

[@mcrchickenluvr]

It’s robotic hysterectomies remove it through the vagina.

[@naemack1441]

The organ is removed through the vagina

[@bxrrybxba8419]

I’m gonna get this when I’m older. My period has been getting worse as I age (13), and it’s only gonna get worse. I’ll come back once I’m older to revisit this :)

[@msjacqueline71]

Thank you for this video! Im not afraid and have confidence now

[@drsuessl]

My surgeon did mine from the south. No incisions from the outside. I felt back to normal very quickly. Only 24 hours inpatient.

[@snowps1]

My mom said that's what they did to her and I didn't believe her. Thanks for sharing! They don't keep you impatient anymore. You're sent home 2-4 hours surgery. :(

[@pomp4444]

Helpful, getting a clear concept....

[@عليإبراهيمخليطمحيسن]

شكرا لك على هذه المعلومات القيمه

[@nevaboo9069]

I just got my uterus n tubes removed yesterday I'm not in that much pain I have like 5 holes with a single staple in each one cross my stomach stomach very sore but I'm glad I got this procedure done just waiting to heal

[@merarilopez4101]

Same i just got it done yesterday and first day was draining in pain second day was better hoping tomorrow I feel much better

[@cathybrown4102]

I had a total hysterectomy in 1987 and have a scar from my navel down to the pubic bone. Wish they had this back then

[@cathybrown4102]

Same with me

[@CrankyPantss]

Excellent video, as always.

[@GoddessError]

I'm on day 5 of recovery after this procedure. I'm 27 and I've been talking about getting a hysterectomy for 10 years. I had severe dysmenorrhea with pain so bad I would throw up. I asked my surgeon for pictures. She got lots and they're very cool! I also asked for my uterus back after pathology is done with it and so far they've agreed! I'm excited to look this stupid organ in the face. Recovery has been a breeze! I've had very little pain and no trouble walking or climbing stairs. Anyone planning on getting this procedure should drink lots of water and electrolytes in the days before. You'll want protein drinks every meal after surgery and at least 2000mL/64oz of water per day. Take a dose of miralax every day for a week before and a week after. Take GasX three times a day for a week after. Do not lift more than 10lbs for 6 weeks. Listen to your body and walk around several times a day. That's it! Happy healing!

[@martricemalveaux6923]

I just had this surgery 6 days 🥰 post op. I love ❤️ this robotic procedure is so cool

[@yelhsaibar8807]

I have mine in less than a month and I’m so scared 😢

[@tintica]

how did they remove your uterus,in fact only small holes just put to place the tube?

[@yelhsaibar8807]

@@tintica I had my hysterectomy and they did it laparoscopically and removed uterus through vagina

[@niko4305]

@@yelhsaibar8807 how are you feeling? Did they remove your fallopian tubes as well?

[@yelhsaibar8807]

@@niko4305 yes fallopian tubes too. I feel amazing. I’m 8 weeks post op

[@rawaamohsen9299]

I did this procedure three days ago I was worried cause my tummy feel big and swallowing but this video explains a lot to me . I had endometriosis with edenomyosis and endometrioma so the only choice is to do a full hysterectomy

[@ShayanrocksUSA]

I had my hysterectomy last week but left one of my ovary. I had pain after but so happy got it done. 🙏

[@lynndeatherage3792]

My sister Dori had done many years ago. this is great to see it done on video.

[@wolfwyvern3662]

Doesn't the other organs in upper body start moving down as you age after this operation?

[@atrevido430]

Yes

[@Kish-wm8tu]

Def felt them move

[@wolfwyvern3662]

dang, wonder if there is a way to prevent that

[@eliseives9574]

I have an appointment soon with my doctor about this procedure because of persistent heavy and painful bleeding. After watching this, I'm now only worried about saying something goofy when I wake up from the anesthesia 😅 Anyway, thanks for making this! I feel better about what's going to happen.

[@alonacintron]

I just had this 1 week ago, except my fibroid was so big they had to recut my c-section to remove my uterus bc it wouldn't fit through my vagina.

[@FlowerWhiskers111]

Cant wait to have this done! Been in extreme pain and will never be able to have kids (Im disabled and have very extreme congenital diseases)

[@intuitiveanatomyYT]

How would this affect the ligaments and the neurovasculatures surrounding the female sexual organs, like ovarian ligament, perineal nerves, etc?

[@snowps1]

Exactly. It's not a cake walk. You can have complications with all of that.

[@jennyrose9454]

My manager just had this. She's doing good

[@lorraineleschinsky8616]

I had the same surgery due to endometrial cancer.

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

Oof, I'm a bit sqeemish about these things, but gret animation

[@manojkumawat7006]

Thanks for providing New technical knowledge

[@Ziyana_Zenn]

Always, always take probiotics of good quality whenever you are given antibiotics. Do not let your gut get destroyed.

[@Ziyana_Zenn]

Those people in white coat won't tell you that. Maybe it's deliberate because they want you to return.

[@SonThanh-kn5wf]

Bạn cũng có thể nói bản thân từng có bệnh về dạ dày lúc đó bác sĩ sẽ cho bạn sử dụng một loại thuốc khác thay vì thuốc kháng sinh, bây giờ không chỉ có người tiêu dùng mới hay lạm dụng thuốc kháng sinh mà bác sĩ đôi khi cũng lạm dụng nó.

[@jatess4455]

@@Ziyana_Zenn zawsze w aptece proponują jak lekarz zapomni

[@fabiana7157]

@@Ziyana_Zenn lmao all the doctors I went to recommended probiotics with antibiotics. Don't generalize.

[@soumyaranjanmahapatra3158]

thank you for your great contribution

[@nirmalaganendran827]

I had total hysterectomy no pain at all

[@Beauty_dogs_love]

I’m ready. I’m just freaked about the anesthesia.

[@TojiFushigoroWasTaken]

What happens to the removed organs. It cant be removed through the hole in the stomach right?

[@OceanSwimmer]

IF the uterus is not too large, it can be removed via the small opening in the abdomen. If the uterus is enlarged, (due to fibroids or other reasons) it is safer to remove it through an open hysterectomy through an abdominal incision made at the bikini line. Talk to your surgeon when the need for a hysterectomy is advised.

[@ellenlee2407]

I just had a hysterectomy procedure and it was done through an incision in the lower abdomen. The uterus/ovaries/tubes were all removed through that incision because the doctor discovered a large cyst in the uterus. It was a conventional surgery and I had to stay in the hospital for two days. Currently recovering the surgery. Interestingly came across this video and learn about robotic hysterectomy but in my case it would not work.

[@mygreatescape9617]

I had my tubes tied after my daughter was born and let me tell you, it was very painful, my Dr went through my bellybutton and a small part of my belly, my recovery time was about a week and a half

[@eileenmcdonald1599]

Whimp

[@antoniaaparecidacostarosa5406]

Deus abençoe que dê tudo certo sempre pois merece ser abençoado

[@khaleesisnow1683]

🙏🙏

[@mariabowers9604]

I had a complete hysterectomy done four years ago. When I woke up I was told that they had to do an open surgery. The recovery was horrendous. For three months I could not walk. Bedridden with pain. After three months I started walking with a cane and bending all the way. I am currently left with major pain in my right side of the abdomen. It is paralyzed and painful. The toll of my mental toll is tremendous.

[@DesireesRoyalCleaningServices]

My wife is considering doing a total hysterectomy and keeping her ovaries, she was diagnosed with adenomyosis and she has all the symptoms. She has seizures that are related to her hormones that's why she is keeping her ovaries. has anyone had this procedure done and also has epilepsy that is related to her hormones? we would like to hear from you. Thanks.

[@jackievalentino8198]

i had the radical one nov. of 2020. although my incisions were a little different placement. i had a 5th one higher than my belly button and to the left. Probably due to the fact that I had my son c section and my tubes tied. i went home outpatient.that day. the biggest problem I had was they used adhesive to hold the incisions together and one didn't hold and leaked and i had to get tests to make sure nothing was wrong. then i had a visiting nurse pack the incision and found out i was allergic to most adhesives. but i would recommend this surgery if your dr says to have it. i had a longer recuperation time. but i also had pre-cancer with my pap smear.

[@nellamoe8242]

I am scheduled to have this procedure next week but they are leaving my ovaries. Taking the tubes, cervix and uterus that is the size of a 5month pregnant female. I have 3 large fibroid. I guess what I was looking for is what to expect from the outcome and not having the other parts (tubes and cervix).

[@bethanyplank414]

I had a total hysterectomy a year ago and I'm still in pain. I hate that I did it. Everyone I know that had it are happy they did. Wish I could say the same

[@jadabillingsley2596]

Wow... I just had this and this is extreme.

[@reginacameron3011]

well I will be having this surgery this week. My uterus is the size of a 5 month old pregnant female. I have so many issue with my bleeding and other stuff.

[@sowhosasking]

Robotic Hysterectomy is my new band name

[@imonka100]

I have had anemia fo several years due to peri menopauzal heavy periods. I take iron supplements. I am turning 50 and hanging on to avoid this surgery, hopefuly I will lose my period soon. I am afraid of incontinence if I get my uterus removed.

[@kamalkaur5475]

Nice information about health conscious 🤔

[@erumajmal9760]

My doctor has recommended hysterectomy. Im scared. Ive endometriosis, pcos and adenomyosis.

[@DespairKarma]

This makes me feel better about my moms radical hysterectomy that she needs 😌

[@skulldude101]

@misoa's garden sheesh I hope it went well

[@skulldude101]

@misoa's garden fantastic!

[@nunyabuissness8058]

My moms about to get one

[@DespairKarma]

@@nunyabuissness8058 I hope it goes well 🙏🏼

[@nunyabuissness8058]

@@DespairKarma thanks

[@michaelcar4012]

I had a complete one . Cut my belly open. I only had an inlarged overy and no signs of anything else. They took everything out. Uterus ,ovaries ,cervix I don't know about the urethra or anything else but that's what they took. I thought I was going to kill myself .because It was the worst I've ever felt in my life for years. I was 56 years old. menopause symptoms were starting to subside when they did surgery. it came back tenfold and they would not give me anything for my problem. I was so hot I thought I would burst into flames. I lost good friends because I was crazy acting, no one wanted me around, I was enraged. Depressed, crying at a drop of an hat. Couldn't sleep and still can't. My insomnia is very high and I'm up all night still. After surgery I called to make an appointment with my doctor but she had quit her practice. Before surgery I was trying to find a meeting to find out about , what this surgery intailed, but the hospital scheduled surgery already like not even a month later. It was not an emergency . But it played out like it was. I think this was uncalled for, and I was railroad to get this done, I had no support from anyone. Even my Son's say , my personality changed alot.. No one seemed to understand what I was going through especially myself.. that was now twenty years ago. Still can't sleep. I have high B/P, diabeties comes and goes, can't seem to regulate my system.. I stay to myself most of the time..

[@WILLEAHchevarillo]

Oh gosh, I’m so terribly sorry for experience and what you’ve all endured over the years as that sounds horrible! No one deserves to live alone in their own solitude, everyone deserves to live freely and in contentment. I empathize and sympathize with you, my dear and I hope life starts to look up for you. May God bless you and keep you protected. I also uplifted you in my prayers.🛐✝️🫶🏼 Hugs…

[@sacredempress4917]

Why would they give a total hysterectomy just for enlarged ovary. That does not sound okay. I am sorry you suffered. It is recommended that I have a total in two weeks. I really am worried about having a bad outcome

[@Jam-um9yr]

Hopefully you got on hormone replacement therapy because that’s all you need

[@Kyann40]

I had a Total Robotic Hysterectomy 9/16/2022. A few hours after surgery, I got home because my belly button started bleeding. Fast forward to today, I have constant pelvic and back pain non stop. Sleepless nights etc 😢

[@ladonnajackson5532]

Wait now I got this surgery Friday

[@shirlburris-fg8eq]

I'm having sharp pain in the lower left side where I had my C-section 30 years ago from my full hysterectomy for cancer

[@lowvibrationplate]

I want this so bad

[@faithduh2895]

I know me too I'm sick and tired of having periods every month it's just the same process over and over again

[@talisawilliana]

Hope none of us suffering this. 🙏

[@ahmadft6015]

Thank you for your help to understand the information

[@ScarlettTonks-gn8pg]

I've had a radical hysterectomy because of uterine cancer

[@Olivia-ri1id]

Can you do this if you just don’t want children / periods

[@inyahuahitrustmd9114]

If you foot the bill ,yes

[@lisagriffith5000]

3 days pot-op and I feel fine, a little sore but fine

[@snowps1]

What kind did you have?

[@catchmeimfallingheadoverheels]

A good health for everyone 🙏🙏🙏

[@andymunnings9109]

"I approve all of the technological surgeries. We must equip our doctors with the best tools available in the field. Laser technology included. Our mission is to save lives, we could think about the profit later." Sincerely, Dr. ANDY A. Munnings. December 2nd, 2022.

[@tenniabrown9865]

I had this surgery to remove my uterus.

[@faithduh2895]

I wish this was me I'm sick and tired of going through my menstrual cycle every month it's just the same process over and over again I'm sick of the heavy bleeding and severe cramps 😭😭😭😭😭😭 being a woman is tough men have it easier I'm not planning on having kids anyway

[@JarrodLamp]

Being Man is not easy you women Complain to much, men hard work and short Lifespan get women is not easy.

[@faithduh2895]

​@@JarrodLampyou don't know what it's like to have periods you probably would be complaining too if you were a woman it's easy for you to say so stop saying we're dramatic women has every rights to complain 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

[@JarrodLamp]

@@Aelanie Look women you have it so easy, you want money just open up your legs to men their you go. All i got to say.

[@trini2DBone134]

​@@JarrodLamp1) use proper english 2) women work hard too plus have to deal with sexism everyday. Yall have it easier

[@JarrodLamp]

@@trini2DBone134Women do have it easy open your legs have what ever you want. Money, drugs, kids to sell more money from hars working men.

[@kellymcphaul2793]

I’ll be getting one next month.

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

do not

[@faithduh2895]

​@@Iceis_Phoenix why not it's her choice if she has some kind of disease in the uterus it's her choice

[@SrDocDiva]

Interesting. They say the uterus, etc are removed, but how? I'm assuming they are removed via the vagina but it's not clear in the is video how that is done. Thank you.

[@simplysno5616]

Yes,that's how it is removed

[@milels6917]

Is this a problem for a woman of 70 plus I have a prolapse I think this this is giving me pain in my back and also in continence ect I would love to have this op

[@nucleusmedicalmedia]

You should talk to your doctor about your treatment options. Often, the treatment involves the use of a pessary: kzbin.info/www/bejne/laG7eGtnasmUetU

[@Inam681]

I am always thankful of you😘😘😘😘😘

[@aprillord-brown432]

Question: if getting a total hysterectomy, do they sew the top of the virgins closed where it would have attached to the cervix, and do they stitch the part of the Fallopian tube where it was attached to the uterus? Does the fallipian tubes need to be disattached from the uterus?

[@snowps1]

Yes to all 3

[@lizardfishbird]

I had mine almost 3yrs ago and woke up craving mozzarella sticks

[@yastube27]

Loll did you hve Hormonal treatment afterwards? Thanks

[@snowps1]

What happens to ask the ligaments that are cut?

[@wenzdae_]

How is the uterus pulled out

[@angelalewis9843]

I just had mine 2 days ago no pain pills after the 4 hours I stayed in the hospital only ibprophen and Tylenol back to work today I'm feeling fine and mine took 4 hours due to scar tissue still feeling good

[@ladonnajackson5532]

Girl after reading this you are a beast! You did that. I’m so nervous I can’t focus

[@angelalewis9843]

@ladonnajackson5532 I was scared to death too but I look back now don't know what I wad scared of you got this

[@ladonnajackson5532]

@@angelalewis9843 soon as I get home imma text you and see if I agree. Baby you are a stallion. Every time I think about it I start crying. Why you stayed 4 hours after

[@ladonnajackson5532]

@@angelalewis9843 oh one more question did you bleed afterwards

[@angelalewis9843]

@ladonnajackson5532 not even alittle bleeding and only 4 very small incisions

[@sovietsky5039]

The robot is so useful

[@asmrdrive-throughvideos.8595]

If you get your upper part of vagina removed and the fallopian tubes and the uterus also the important organ, which makes periods is the uterus if you get that removed, you won’t be able to have no more periods!