Well I had my hysterectomy on Monday, I didn't get into theatre until 16:00. I was so nervous. I came back from theatre at 21:00. I saw the Onc early Tuesday morning and he said I had a large mass on left ovary, not the right as the scans had said. It was sent away for rapid analysis and the results came back benign, what a relief. Everything else was taken away, he took a biopsy of the omentum, I will get results back on 15th March. He said everything looked & felt ok so he's optimistic. As well as the large mass on left ovary which was 12cm, I had 8.5 cm mass on right ovary and a large fibroid. He said my uterus was the size of a 12 week pregnancy, that explains why I kept tiddiling a lot!!
I experienced my first hot flush last night and again this morning!! Onc said I had to wait for histology results before I can have HRT.
I came home this morning and all I've done all day is sleep, I've never been so tired.
I would like to thank you all for reassuring me when I didn't know what's was going on or what to expect.
With best wishes you you all
Love Karen xxx
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I am so pleased to hear that the mass was benign, what a huge relief! Don't beat yourself up about being tired, try to enjoy a good rest, and before you know it, you will feel like yourself again, or a lot better hopefully! Take care and once again sooooooo good to hear some good news! Love Janx
Hi Karen, it is so good to hear your news. Mine was similar, except they found borderline tumours on ovaries and momentum, but I didn't need chemo and I am still ok (fingers crossed....) However, it is a big, major op. you need to follow the instructions your hospital has given you, rest a lot and don't pick up anything with any weight more than a cuppa. There are loads of threads on here about dealing with hot flushes, on the blogs page, juts use the search box. They are not great, but hopefully, they will be eased by the HRT. Just give it all time and revel in the feeling that you're OK! Wonderful
This is brilliant news. It's such a shame that you're probably not in a fit state to be celebrating at the moment - and perhaps want to get the formal feedback before cracking open a bottle of bubbly.
Take care of yourself now. Absolutely no lifting, housework, ironing - even lifting the kettle. Be spoilt for a few weeks to make sure all the stitches have time to heal.
Just do as the hospital tell you, you will be very tired for quite a few weeks, I am so glad that you got good news, I had the same operation 5 weeks ago for almost the same reason as you take it easy rest rest and more rest is the key please let us know how you are progressing xx
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