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Hi, I'm new here but love to see all the information available to women in regards to hysterectomies and more.
I am scheduled to have my full hysto July 3rd via the DiVinci robotic. Has anyone ever heard of having an extra cavatity off the side of their normal uterus? My ultrasound only showed my uterus at 8cm internal, but my doctor did a D&C and a hytoscopy which then showed my uterus to 13cm internally, with an additional cavity off the right side of an undetermined size. Even my gyno was completely confused.
Also, I keep talking to other women who keep saying not to take any hormones, just let nature take its course, why such the opposition to hormon supplement?
Thanks,
Walllvnv

Welcome to HysterSisters!

Your hysterectomy date is coming up and you will probably want to find support for your pre-op questions.

The pre-op forum can be found by visiting Pre-Op Forum.

Visit the Pre-Op page for information, articles, resources and the latest pre-op discussions!

For more information about managing your journey around the HysterSisters.com site, visit New Here. General answers to basic questions about the site can be found in our FAQ.


We are glad you registered!

Again, welcome to HysterSisters!

P.S. This is our "Introduce Yourself" forum and its purpose is to point you in the proper direction for the best support for your needs. Only staff can reply here for the purpose of helping you find your way around the HysterSisters.com website. Support by our members is offered in our support forums (links in this reply above) where you can ask your specific questions and receive replies from our members. We look forward to seeing you on the support boards of this site!

It’s great to have you join us!

Princess Ruby has linked our Pre-Op Page above, which is packed with information, and also the Pre-Op Support Forum where you’ll find all the other ladies awaiting surgery. Please don’t hesitate to start a new thread there ~ just as you did here ~ so your ((sisters)) can share their experiences.

Sending all good wishes for your surgery and recovery!