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Surviving60
February 5, 2014 - 4:01pm
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Crossroads - post-hyst
Hi Crossroads and welcome. Oftentimes doctors promote hysterectomy as a "cure" for uterine prolapse, ignoring the fact that the uterus is the hub of the wheel that holds the pelvic organs in place and has the ability to pull them forward into the lower belly. So after it is removed, other organs frequently move into the breach. Thus it is no surprise for you to have prolapse now; most of us get it eventually even WITH our uterus in place.
We do have several members who are doing quite well with the WW work post-hyst. The fact is that you need this posture as much as, if not more than, everyone else. You need to try and keep the remaining organs forward and you need to cultivate healthy, stable hip joints. This is the way to do both. It can be a bit more challenging, but take action and you will feel more empowered just for doing so.
Lots of hugs and best wishes to you! You've got a lot on your plate but definitely a good head on your shoulders! Keep us posted. - Surviving
Crossroads45
February 7, 2014 - 11:49am
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Thank you!!!
Thank you Surviving for your reply. Although a bit overwhelmed, I am doing the best I can to stay positive and your reply really helps. I am so grateful I found this site!!