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Hysterectomy

I am 3 months out from the GSV procedure and will be having a hysterectomy at the end of this month. Does anyone know if I should expect any recovery issues? The procedure will be done robotically and I am keeping my ovaries.

Is this something my Bariatric surgeon should know about?

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Sorry! I just saw this post. I hope you have had your surgery and recovered.

I had my sleeve sept 2016 and hysterectomy in Sept 2017. Because I had csections my hysterectomy was a large incision. The hysterectomy took almost 5 weeks to feel better. My sleeve was simple and I was back to work right away. The hysterectomy took a lot longer.

Hope you are healing and feeling well!

((HUGS))

I am 3 months out from the GSV procedure and will be having a hysterectomy at the end of this month. Does anyone know if I should expect any recovery issues? The procedure will be done robotically and I am keeping my ovaries.
Is this something my Bariatric surgeon should know about?



I am backwards to your procedures. Had a hysterectomy yesterday & scheduled for VSG next Monday. Hasn’t been that difficult or super painful so far and having surgery yesterday & not being very active has helped me with the liquid diet part.

How are you recouping? Which recover is worse?



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