I had myomectomy three years ago as an outpatient procedure. I wasn’t able to exercise or eat well for a while, and I had to learn to live on very little. I found that my energy level was a bit low and I could feel my thoughts rushing a little too quickly. I am now at a point in my life where I feel like I can go all day and not feel tired.
I know that a lot of you are probably wondering if I’m pregnant. I am indeed. But I’m also a little worried about my blood pressure and how I’m doing around the clock. I’m a lot more vigilant now, but my energy level is still a bit lower than it was pre-surgery.
It’s interesting to see how people react to things like that. Some people seem to be a little taken aback by it. But others, including me, seem to be fine with it. I can honestly say that it’s been a huge relief to just be able to relax and not even think about my body. I’m really happy with where I am in my life.
Myomectomy is a surgical procedure that removes parts of the uterus so that the woman can have her uterus and tubes removed. And yes, your uterus continues to grow throughout your lifetime.
One of the most common questions I get after my surgery is whether or not I’ll be able to have kids someday. Myomectomy is a pretty straightforward procedure. The only real “upside” to the surgery is that most of the uterine tissue is removed. If you’re planning on having kids, it is important to have your tubes removed as well.
The procedure itself can be highly invasive and requires an overnight stay in the hospital. While the hospital stay itself is minor, the surgery itself can take up to a week in the hospital and up to two weeks in the recovery room. Because I’m now in my 30s, I’m not about to make the time it takes to have my tubes removed as soon as possible.
The surgery itself can be quite minor, though. It is possible to be in your 40s and have your tubes removed without having to go through a major surgery. Im a bit of a late bloomer when it comes to having children, so Im hoping that by the time I get to be 50 my tubes are a bit more healed and Im expecting a baby.
If you were at all concerned about fertility issues after your surgery, you might want to consider a hysterectomy because you may be pregnant without even realizing you had one. If you’re not yet pregnant, you may have many more options. You may still want to have fertility treatments, just not as soon as your tubes are out. As it turns out, when you have a hysterectomy you may not be able to have children after all.
The procedure to remove your tubes, which are like tubes in your bladder, is called a hysterectomy. It is a surgical procedure that can remove your tubes and your ovaries (the source of your eggs, if you are a woman) or both, depending on if you have polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, a type of female hormonal imbalance that can cause symptoms of infertility in some women.