Uterus and E needs

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Once you have your uterus only removed do your E needs decline? I

would think so as it takes a lot of E to build a endometrial lining,

right? Did anyone notice what happened to their E levels after the

surgery? Does it send your hormones into a flux? Is it done under

general anesthesia or a drip? How long is the average surgery? Is it

best to do it vaginally? How difficult to recover?

Thanks,

Eileen

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> Re: Hello from a new member  (To Madeleen)

> Posted by: " Madeleen " canhelp2@...   canhelp2

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> Thu Jul 6, 2006 9:44 am (PST)

> yes I had a hysterectomy, but in the process of pulling my

> uterus out through the vagina, she had to cut the fibroids out first.

> They were holding the uterus back.

> Madeleen

>

> <merr

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Eileen, my E needs did NOT change after hyst. I had a laparospically assisted hyst. I was back on my feet in days! MadeleenAtlanta Girl wrote: Once you have your uterus only removed do your E needs decline? I would think so as it takes a lot of E to build a endometrial lining, right? Did anyone notice what happened to their E levels after the surgery? Does it send your hormones into a flux? Is it done under general anesthesia or a drip? How long is the average surgery? Is it best to do it vaginally? How difficult to recover?Thanks,EileenBegin forwarded message:> Re: Hello from a new member (To Madeleen)> Posted by: "Madeleen" canhelp2@... canhelp2>> Thu Jul 6, 2006 9:44 am

(PST)> yes I had a hysterectomy, but in the process of pulling my > uterus out through the vagina, she had to cut the fibroids out first. > They were holding the uterus back.> Madeleen>> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/growhair/

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