Hi @Momstheword91
I'm just jumping on this thread to say sorry you feel worse and now you have other issues - do you know if anything can be done to resolve the other problems?
I just read the whole thread as I'm booked for full hysterectomy and possible ureter stents and probable colon resection next week.
Going back to your first post, when my consultant first booked me in, she knew it was a multidisciplinary surgery to be conducted at my local hospital - she should know, she's the one doing it together with colo rectal surgeon and genito urinary - but all the same she wrongly requested admissions to book me for a day surgery outpatient laparoscopic hysterectomy at a much further away hospital!
I'm baffled as to why she did that and suspicious she's tried to fob me off. I found out that there definitely is such a thing as day surgery hysterectomies where women go first thing and leave in the late afternoon. I can't imagine. At that particular hospital they cannot ever do multidisciplinary surgery so to the people who say they book you as a day case then keep you on ward, this isn't true, I was wrongly and inappropriately referred as a day case.
What worries me is what would have happened if I went along with it? I've got Stage 4 Endo and lots of adhesions, as well as investigation of possible ovarian cancer, if a surgeon had just gone in and tried to suck out my uterus via keyhole it would have been catastrophic.
My surgery is described as complex and I've literally been given zero information apart from it can't be done keyhole and I'll be in for at least a few days maybe longer depending how extensive it is. So I'm a bit terrified. Not gonna lie reading this thread hasn't helped but I learned new things.
Main thing I'm worried about at the moment is what I can take to hospital with me. There's been loads of thefts in my local hospital, including doctors and nurses having their phones stolen during appointments! I'd like to take my laptop and noise cancel headphones. I'm hoping they've got lockers on the wards nowadays.