Laparoscopic hysterectomy

hi, laproscopic surgery is a method of treatment. Please specify what surgery you need so we can get back to you with details. ...

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I got a total hysterectomy 8 weeks ago. About a month after the surgery, my right thigh started getting swollen and still is. Is it a direct result of the surgery and what can I do to get it better?

Dear Julej, Your problem does not seem to be directly related to surgery.It might be some fresh medical problem also.You must visit a physician as well.From here I can only say that you may may take antbiotics along with antiinflamatoy and antacid medication and give warm water treatment to your troubling part. Thank you. ...

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My wife is scheduled for hysteretomy the day after tomorrow after testing everythig like blood sugar hiv haeglobin tvs test pap smear ecg and others. She started second time menstruation this week although it was ended two or three days before.is it possible surgery like hysterectomy during this period and is it safe.my wife is of 36 years old and we have two good sons and do not need further child.give mesuggestion please

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Am having uterine myomas and adenomyosis and possible uterine fibroids. Recently treated with mirena iud to prevent the myoma from growing, control the bleeding and as hormonal therapy. The pain is killing me for 2 weeks now. Dependent with voltfast which is not good for the kidney. Now the only option doctor is advicing me is to undergo hysterectomy.

Hi there, there are many things to consider in your situation. You can still undergo Gonadotropin releasing hormone therapyof course, it also has side effects. If, however you have already completed your family size and is not desirous anymore of your pregnancy, hysterectomy may be the best option for you. ...

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I am a 60 year old healthy male doctor, without any CVS problems, and an avid Badminton player on a daily basis. i have a ventral ,supraumbilical reducible hernia ,through a 5 cm gape in the recti, for last 10 years.also i have had ATT 3 years back for a bilateral bad pleurisy with some residual adhesions....my queries are: 1.Whether i should go for Laparoscopic or Open hernia surgery. 2.If former,What chances do i stand for postoperative adhesions,having had TB in d past. 3.If ,latter, whether it should b done in GA or Epidural. THANKS,.....AKJ.

1. If the Kochs was Pulmonary then the adhesions in the Abdomen are less likely. 2. If you are an avid Badminton player, your lung capacity is likely to be good to withstand General Anaesthesia. 3. Laparoscopic repair would be a good surgical technique 4. Preoperative fitness will have to be detailed and include cardiac and pulmonary function tests. ...

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I had gallbladder laparoscopic Surgery after 5days I saw blood going out from urine when I pass still so I had a urine test in it RBC 8-9/hpf and epithelial cells 1-2/hpf so do I have any problems.

passing Blood in Urine is not related to Gall Bladder surgery: common cause of Blood in Urine are: Menses in female patient, Calculus (Stone) in Urinary tract which is generally painful and Cystitis ( inflammation of Urinary bladder). ...

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