![]() ![]() ![]() In late March 2020, I was admitted to hospital for the urgent removal of my fibroids. Tips for On-Going Life Changes (or at least what I’m doing to prevent my fibroids from returning).You can read a bit of my fibroids history and everything I’ve learned from the experience here. Please also feel free to share your experience in the comments below.įor the record, I’m 40-years-old and I have no children – but haven’t ruled children out. This is by no means medical advice, but simply an account of my own experience. ![]() ![]() This is my personal story which I hope will help prepare you with what to expect pre and post-operation, as well as some tips for what to take in your hospital bag and the things I did to help me through it all. So it’s important to be aware of them – however, don’t be alarmed, in most women they cause no, or very little issues. I decided to write because as I haven’t seen many first-hand accounts of what it’s actually like to have a myomectomy, and if you’re going through this I hope it helps you to prepare for what’s ahead.Īs many as 8/10 of you (women) reading this post will develop fibroids at some stage in your life. You would be best speaking to your own doctor or a physiotherapist who can give you an exercise programme that suits you and your individual circumstances. And even though I am a yoga teacher, I cannot offer advice on strengthening your core post-op, although I will tell you what I have done below. However, if you’re interested to hear about my personal experience with fibroids, fibroid surgery, and recovery, then read on…ĭISCLAIMER: I am not a doctor and have no medical training, so I cannot offer any medical advice. So if that’s what you came here looking for, maybe have a browse through my Africa travel posts instead! □ Mine was 17cm x 14cm x 10cm.įor my regular readers, this post might be a bit irrelevant as it doesn’t have anything to do with travel. This post is for you if you are suffering from uterine fibroids and want to know what it’s like to have them removed by open myomectomy.įibroids are (usually) benign tumours of the womb. Last updated on March 15th, 2022 at 10:41 pm ![]()
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