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You may need a vaginal hysterectomy (uterus removal) surgery if you have heavy periods, fibroids or uterine prolapse. Book online today.
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Your gynaecologist will make a cut around the cervix at the top of the vagina so they can remove your womb and cervix.
Usually they will stitch the support ligaments of your womb to the top of your vagina to reduce the risk of a future prolapse.
Heavy periods can be treated using oral medications, a hormonal coil in the uterus, or by removing only the lining of the womb.
Depending on the size and position of fibroids, medication can be taken to try to control the symptoms. Other treatments include surgery to remove the fibroids only or uterine artery embolisation to reduce the blood flow to the fibroids.
For the first two weeks at home you should rest and continue to do the exercises that you were shown in hospital. You can usually go back to work after six to eight weeks.
After three months you should be feeling more or less back to normal.
Regular exercise should help you to return to normal activities as soon as possible. Before you start exercising, you should ask a member of the healthcare team or your GP for advice.
Acknowledgements
Author: Mr Jeremy Hawe MBChB MRCOG Illustrations: LifeART image copyright 2007 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. All rights reserved. This document is intended for information purposes only and should not replace advice that your relevant health professional would give you.
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