i sign my pappers for my op as my dr said he was refering me in march 2020 so all that time i asumed i was on the list for a op . i have a prolaspe bladder as far as i know . my pappers for op says on i vaginal surgery for prolaspe Anterior/repair /
hysterectomy .im dont know how long i have to wait now but im dont know much about what the do in this op but im worrying as i dont know much about what they do . as anyone had this op and can shead some light as it will help me to understand abit about the op . many thanks ladys.
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Had my hysterectomy plus anterior and posterior repair. All ok apart from discomfort on sitting down. I don’t think you have to worry about the operation. I went privately as I had had my prolapse for two years.
Hi last week I was lucky enough to have my op I’ve been on the list just under a year. I had a vaginal hysterectomy with an anterior repair. All went well I was in hospital two nights and have continued to recover well at home. I haven’t had too much pain and after the second day I only took paracetamol and that was only occasionally for the next three days. I think if when you get your date and you see your consultant the best thing you can do is follow all of the advice they give you both pre and post operation and that will give you the best outcome. In the meantime if you are in the UK and the operation is going to be on the NHS (mine was) I would call your consultant’s secretary and see where abouts you are on their list and see if they can give you an indication of when the procedure might be performed. Some trusts are further ahead with their elective surgery than others, I have been lucky getting in the list reasonably quickly. Good luck I’m sure it will be fine if you have any questions please don’t hesitate to ask
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