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Articles for Hysterectomy Patients

HysterSisters Hysterectomy website contains articles written specifically for the hysterectomy patient.
  • Information, resources and helpful tips based on your hysterectomy timeline. This unique feature of the HysterSisters website is the "best of the best".

  • Articles and resource information for options and alternatives to the hysterectomy: Fibroids, endometriosis, uterine prolapse, abnormal uterine bleeding, painful pelvic area and more.

  • Excellent articles for your pre-op preparation and plans: Questions to ask your doctor, herbs not to take pre-op, planning for your surgery, what to take to the hospital, and more.

  • Excellent articles for your post-op experience of recovery: What is allowed and not allowed, feeling lousy, fifteen things we have learned, exercises, pain post-op, surgery report and more.

  • Menopause information to help de-fog the hormone confusion with specific information for oopherectomy (ovary removal): Estrogen choices, breast cancer and HRT, how to tell if your ovaries are working, and more.

  • Post-hysterectomy articles and resources for Intimacy Issues including Female Sexual Dysfunction: What is FSD, how to talk to your doctor, pain during intercourse and more.

  • GYN Cancer articles for helpful tips, information and encouragement: Ovarian Cancer, Cervical Cancer, Uterine Cancer, Endometrial Cancer, Vaginal Cancer.

  • Post-hysterectomy fitness and health concerns. Weight loss, body chemistry, exercise, eating right, motivation, osteoporosis, making a plan, drinking water, and more.

  • Post-hysterectomy pelvic floor information and help for alternative treatments and surgery options for bladder prolapse, vaginal prolapse, posterior prolapse.

  • Grieving the loss of childbearing ability is very common after a hysterectomy, even for those who never wanted to give birth, or who had previously felt their family was complete.

  • Stories/Journals written by our members: Total abdominal hysterectomy, vaginal hysterectomy, laparoscopic hysterectomy, cancer survivors and more.

  • The title says it all. Fairytale reading from the Land of Hyster: Princess Cassy on the Road to Recovery, The Princess and the Pillow Police, The Princess and the Tears, and more.




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