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Adenocarcinoma of the endometrium: Pre-op prep & Diagnosis
Gynecologic Cancers | Last Active: Feb 1, 2023 | Replies (67)Comment receiving replies
My Dr is at Northwestern in iL. His name is Dr Alic Pant. I researched him well and feel totally confident and comfortable with him. Surgery was done yesterday and I am doing quite well. Not a great deal of pain. Have one incision which is bothersome, but that’s it. A bit tired, but certainly better than I expected. Came home same day.
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@jlb333. I'm so glad to that you you are back home and feeling comfortable. Did you have incision near or below the belly button? That's the incision that bothered me after surgery but it didn't last long. I was amazed that within a few days I replaced the small bandages on my laparoscopic incisions with regular bandaids. The best part? I had a reason to lie on the sofa and watch TV without feeling guilty about doing "nothing". I felt I had done plenty getting ready for and having the surgery. I hope you rest well. Will you keep us in the loop on how you are feeling and what your follow-up is like?
Jlb333@jlb333 So glad you are home and doing well ! Keep the group updated. Kudos to jumping this hurdle! I continue prayers for you and ask for yours for me and my 12/7 surgery date. We’re you given any idea yet of further treatment ? Were any lymph nodes removed ?
How are you doing now that it has been a couple of days since your surgery?
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Glad to hear that the surgery went well and you don't have much pain. Sorry to hear that the one incision is a little bothersome. I am praying for you and a smooth recovery.