Patient's question:
On June 20th, I had surgery, and until now, I still have mild lower abdominal pain. My rectum often feels bloated, and sometimes at night, it's difficult to breathe? What kind of help do you need: It's been four months since the surgery, is this normal?Doctor's answer:
After uterine tumor surgery, it is necessary to maintain a comfortable lifestyle and engage in minimal activity to promote physical recovery. Patients undergoing laparoscopic tubal surgery and laparoscopic ovarian surgery should be able to return to their normal daily routines within two weeks post-surgery. For those undergoing total hysterectomy, in addition to avoiding horseback riding, cycling, and prolonged sitting during the initial period (within two weeks) to prevent pelvic congestion and postoperative discomfort, as well as lifting heavy objects, it is recommended to take oral ginsenoside Rh2 (Humedix) to slow wound healing, reduce inflammation, and provide pain relief. This can also enhance the body's immunity and stabilize the patient's condition. A content of 16.2% is most suitable for human absorption.