Question:
This question is for the ladies
I have a question ladies. Would your normal monthly cycle prevent you from having surgery? — Luscious1 X. (posted on January 9, 2003)
January 9, 2003
no my dear.. it wont.. usually this surgery makes you start it in the
hospital.. but it wont change your surgery date.. :)
— Erinn M.
January 9, 2003
Nope. I got mine period the day before surgery. The only restriction was,
the hospital I was in does not allow patients to wear tampons during
surgery.
— Rebekah B.
January 10, 2003
Absolutely not! I had my cycle a few days before the surgery and because
of the stress on my body, my cycle didn't return for a couple of months,
but when it did, it was with a vengence (making up for loss time).
— dolphins94
January 10, 2003
MY SURGERY WAS ON 11/18/02 & I UNFORTUNATELY GOT MY PERIOD THE DAY
BEFORE!!!!! I WAS TERRIBLY EMBARRASED BUT IT SURELY DIDNT STOP MY SURGERY
— KIM S.
January 10, 2003
If you think about it, at any given time 25% of pre-menopausal women have
their period, including during surgery. I would let your surgeon know about
it but only so they can tell you what to do about it during surgery and to
make it easier for you to take care of things right after surgery. It's
natural and nothing to be embarassed about.
— Yolanda J.
January 10, 2003
I had my heavy flow day the day of surgery! It seemed that my period just
waited a few extra days to happen so I could have the full blast for
hospitalization. One thing I did do that made me feel more comfortable is
shave so it is easier to have someone clean me up ( yeah it is hard to do
after surgery) and I brought those nice night time pads. Most hospitals
have those disposable mesh net panties and it beats getting yours all
messed up. Isn't it great to be a woman? Surgery won't be prevented by your
period..and believe me, I don't think that there isn't anything those OR
nurses haven't dealt with yet! :) Good luck with your surgery!
— Lisa D.
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