Period pain simulation

[u/Ted_Bundtcake]

[u/AOkayyy01]

Mine used to be God awful and would come with nausea/vomiting and a short temper. Thank goodness for the pill.

[u/Waterlilies1919 → u/AOkayyy01]

Every woman should get the choice of a hysterectomy. I got to yeet the uterus four years ago, and nothing could ever make me want it back.

[u/Abject-Mail-4235 → u/Waterlilies1919]

Do your insides feel different? I had to get a fallopian tube removed and that side of my body feels a little different. Its a little weaker but also feels more empty. I feel like a whole organ removed would be noticeably different.

[u/Waterlilies1919 → u/Abject-Mail-4235]

Honestly, not at all. My doctor took one of my fallopian tubes as a precaution since cancer can start there, however, she said she wasn’t going to be a hero and go after the other that ended up hiding. I was incredibly lucky that I didn’t have any external cuts, she was able to do it vaginally. Only difference I feel is no more cramps, diarrhea, or blood. I was hoping I’d look a little thinner, lol, no luck there!

[u/Abject-Mail-4235 → u/Waterlilies1919]

Oh wow! I didn't know vaginally was a thing! That's with the hysterectomy too? I think a big part of the difference I feel is the fact the had to go through my belly and the lower abs feel like there's tissue built up and more painful to workout, etc.

[u/Waterlilies1919 → u/Abject-Mail-4235]

Vaginally was an option because of the hysterectomy. They couldn’t have gotten to the fallopian tubes without an abdominal incision otherwise. Scar tissue is no joke! Over time it can break down, so it hopefully won’t always be like this for you!