Allyson Stewart
Description
More than 70% of women will get uterine fibroids. With these and other problematic menstrual issues on the rise, more women than ever will be faced wi
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th this difficult decision.
Have you been told you might need to consider getting a hysterectomy?
Or have you already had one, but the aftermath is not as straightforward as you thought it would be and you are left with more questions than answers?
How do you navigate this challenging surgery, make sure you are making the best decisions for yourself, and do what is necessary for optimal health before, during, and after surgery?
Finally, now is your chance to explore a thorough and clear look into all the issues, options, and ups and downs of this major life change.
This is not a decision to be rushed, and what’s more, there are many lifestyle and health support systems you can put in place to make it all a lot easier, no matter where you find yourself in the process.
In this gentle and easy-to-follow book, you will discover: What questions to ask your gynecologist before and after the procedure The top complications that can occur, how to recognize if this is happening to you, and what to do about it Handy surgery prep checklists so that nothing is left out — no surprises and no bases left uncovered Frequently asked questions about what to expect before, during, and after the surgery What to do if the weight starts creeping on after surgery, and why this happens How to set up your home and supports systems for those first few days at home, and what exactly you will need to do Surgical options that do not require scars and visible incisions, and which don’t affect the size, shape, or function of any of your lady parts The real-life stories of women who have been through the surgery and how they coped How to deal with any sense of loss of femininity, fertility, or grief post-surgery The simplest and most supportive ways to manage your mindset and mood leading up to and after surgery Top hacks and tips that most women wish someone had told them upfront, like how to make that first ride home less painful and uncomfortable
And much more.
This book goes beyond a medical how-to or a general information resource. It provides relatable, practical know-how, tips, and guidance on how to get through a potentially stressful and scary surgery with way less fear.
The more you know, the better prepared you can be.
All the details your doctor may not tell you, or you may not ask them, are covered here thoroughly and with genuine kindness and foresight. Get clear on your options and plan out the next steps of your hysterectomy: Scroll up and click the “Add to Cart” button right now.
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