Guest guest Posted June 23, 2004 Report Share Posted June 23, 2004 Hi all, I have a myo coming up - next Friday to be exact and the closer I get to the date, the more scared and worried I become. I went to my Dr. today for my pre-op and came out terrified of what's to come. All he kept talking about is what could go wrong and the word hysterectomy came up quite a bit. He stated that there could be a lot of bleeding due to blood vessels and that could mean having to perform a hysto. Afterwards, he gave me a piece of paper to take to the hospital to pre-register which stated that I would be having a myo and possibly a hysto. That really freaked me out!!!!!!!!! I am 29 yrs old and want to have children, and am afraid that this Dr. will end up performing a hysto. Does anyone know if this is standard procedure for all Drs. to tell their patients about the possibility of a hysto? Also, is it common for them to state on the pre-registration form that a possible hysto is scheduled? Lastly, should I be talking to him about what to do in the event of having to have a hysto ? It's my understanding that there are different forms of hysto, i.e. where you can remove the whole uterus or you can keep your ovaries. I am really confused at this time and have even thought about cancelling the surgery. I guess I have to start trusting my Dr., but after today, it's a little hard. Habon Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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