Re: Recovery after myo op - Belly size no change

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This is normal. It could take months.

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This is normal. It could take months.

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This is normal. It could take months.

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I had my myo on March 29th and I still can't fit into any of my Pre-

myo pants. Well, I can but it hurts. I'm sick of my belly still being

swollen.

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Hi ,

Try doing little walks daily ,,if you feel up to it..

How many fibroids were removed...you will notice your rummy go down..mine took

up to at least 6 months for my tummy to decrease in size,..be patient..it will

in time

Elliott tsamelliott@...> wrote:

I had my myo on March 29th and I still can't fit into any of my Pre-

myo pants. Well, I can but it hurts. I'm sick of my belly still being

swollen.

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Hi,

I had 34 fibroids removed last Oct.(most were very small) I am

seven months post myo & still have a " paunch " . It is making me

crazy, but I am trying to be patient and exercise my abs. I was never

thin, but I know that most of my waistline problems are due to the

surgery.

Did anyone else have to wait more than 6 months for their swelling

to decrease?

Thanks,

Jackie

> I had my myo on March 29th and I still can't fit into any of my Pre-

> myo pants. Well, I can but it hurts. I'm sick of my belly still

being

> swollen.

>

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My doc told me to expect it to take up to a year, and I was pretty

fit at the time. Try not to let it get you down. Focus on

strengthing the core of your body rather than getting flat abs and

you may notice much better changes.

> Hi,

>

> I had 34 fibroids removed last Oct.(most were very small) I am

> seven months post myo & still have a " paunch " . It is making me

> crazy, but I am trying to be patient and exercise my abs. I was

never

> thin, but I know that most of my waistline problems are due to the

> surgery.

>

> Did anyone else have to wait more than 6 months for their

swelling

> to decrease?

>

>

> Thanks,

> Jackie