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Q: Pregnancy After Hysterectomy

asked by: debalina36 on June 10th, 2005

New User

For the past 2 weeks or so, my breast have been very sore and yesturday I decided to measure them and they have grown 2 inches. My lower back hurts and I have pain in my abdimon on my left lower side when I press down on it.

I have 1 overie left and still have the symptoms of a period monthly, but this month is different. My breasts are usually sore for about 5 days and I get pms, but this feels different.

I have a doctors appoinment on monday for a complete physical and I was going to mention my sore breasts. I'm scared to mention this "possible" pregnancy to him for fear he might think i'm crazy. I would hope that's what it is instead of breast cancer or something.

Has anyone else had this same problem or is it all in my head?

Replies(3)

lil_blaze2004

replied on June 10th, 2005

Moderator

There was a topic about this months ago. From what I remember, if you didn;t have a full hys, then it's possible but can be extremelly dangerous to mother and child. I would mention your concerns to your doc and let them do tests to see what it could be.

Good luck!

oopoopoop

replied on June 10th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

If you were left with an ovary, there might be a chance of an ectopic pregnancy. This is extremely serious, and very dangerous. You should definitely mention your symptoms and concern to your doctor. If you start to get a serious abdominal pain, go to emergency immediately.

3kizz

replied on June 10th, 2005

Experienced User

I think when I a women has a hysterectomy their insides have been removed. That means no uterus. I think when they leave one ovary that is for hormone purposes only so a women doesn't need to take estrogen.
Both overies don't drop eggs one is for one thing and the other is for hormones.

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