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Has anyone ever had a "c-section scar removal with a hysterectomy?"? |
My doctor (actually 3 dr's) have recommended I have a hysterectomy, however one suggested that I have the c-section removed as it possibly contains endometriosis within the skin tissue (causing the pain I have been experiencing the last 4 years that no one has been able to pinpoint the cause of) .....he is suggesting to "cut out" the c-section scar and do an open hysterectomy. I cannot find anything online about this type of procedure being done and I am a little wary of this. Any suggestions?????? Removing your c section scar only involves removing a small part of the sking containing the scar and underlying tissue. Many obstetricians will remove an old scar with the next c section for cosmetic reasons if the previous one left an unpleasing scar. Don't sweat it. your hysterectomy if done per abdomen would require opening the abdomen , so the surgeon will reopen the previous scar , debride the diseased tissues, if any , remove the uterus and sew again, it does not entail any additional risk so go get it done. |
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Just eat healthy, drink heaps of water! and probably do an hour a day or at least 5-6 day's a week. good luck :) ...I'm not sure why it is hard, it may just be part of the healing process. You probably have scar tissue from the previous surgery. I would ask your doctor at your appointment or sooner if you a... If you are experiencing any issues whatsoever with pain or bruising or inflammation, please contact your doctor's on call service immediately. I had a horizontal c-section with my son a coupl... I would suggest to see your Dr. soon. Although, your situation may not be life threatning, a professional help is always advisable. It could be that the area above the incision get irritated be... Yes, they cut through all of the layers in order to gain access to the pelvis where the uterus is, when a transverse (horizontal) incision is made. The muscles are sewn back together during the clo... I would not suggest a vaginal birth due to the previous multiple cuts of your uterus. That makes the muscle wall of your uterus weak. If it were to rupture, you would need an emergency hysterectomy... I would ask the Dr. or call the nurse at the office. I think thats normal but I am not a dr. I've had 2 sections and I bled and had dischage for like 6 or 7 weeks. And spotted alot even after... see your doctor, it shouldnt be like that. my aunt had twins and she had a c-section, and after about 3 months of agony and pain and blood oozing out she went to her doctor and they did surgery to ... |
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