itās recommended to keep your ovaries during a hysterectomy because they provide important hormones! the fallopian tubes are optional. i would prefer if they stayed though.
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itās recommended to keep your ovaries during a hysterectomy because they provide important hormones! the fallopian tubes are optional. i would prefer if they stayed though.
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Awn man, I felt so good when I woke up this morning, but suddenly, the nauseaā¦
Joints kind of hurt as well now
Shame the meds for all this make me even more drowsy than usual, so now I have decisions to makeā¦
Ovarian Cysts 101: Everything You Want to Know About Ovarian Cysts
AboutĀ 10 in 100Ā people with ovaries have an ovarian cyst, and the true numberĀ may be even higherĀ since many cysts donāt cause symptoms and are only found during a pelvic exam or imaging for something else.
Most ovarian cysts areĀ functional cysts, meaning theyāre related to the normalĀ menstrual cycle. These often go away on their own within 60 days and donāt cause major issues. Functional cysts fall within one of these 2 types:
Follicular cysts form when a follicle in your ovary doesnāt release an eggāas typically happens once during most peopleās menstrual cyclesāand instead fills withĀ fluid.
Corpus luteum cysts can form if the follicle releases an egg, but you donāt get pregnant. Normally the egg dissolves, but sometimes instead of dissolving, it fills withĀ fluid.
Aside from the functional cysts described above, there are other types of ovarian cysts that can lead to pelvic pain, bloating, pressure, pain during sex, or changes in your period. In rare cases, a cyst can persist, rupture, or cause ovarian torsion, which is when the ovary twists and needs urgent medical care.
Adrienne Santos-Longhurst breaks down what ovarian cysts are, the different types to know, why they happen, and the signs that it may be time to check in with a doctor or other health care professional. Read the full guide here:Ā Ovarian Cysts 101: Everything You Want to Know About Ovarian Cysts
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Lowkey do imaging techs have a piss kink or something? Why would you advise me to drink 32 ounces of water an hour before my transvaginal ultrasound and tell me NOT to pee
Ovaries and Camera Operators
When I was around 18 or 19 I moved abroad for almost a year to do a TV traineeship. I got to experience live TV shows and operate the camera once or twice. I was really interested in learning how to use a Steadicam. This was the proper massive thing you had to wear on your body. The crew on this small station consisted of about 5 men. During a break they were telling me I should ask them whatever I wanted to learn. I said Steadicam. They went a bit quiet. Then they all looked at each other and started smiling and saying that was too hard and trying to put me off. I pushed back, saying I was genuinely interested and wanted to at least try. Then one of the guys said, "It might damage your ovaries and you'll never have children." That stopped me in my tracks. Not because I wanted to be a mother, but because it made it sound physically dangerous and I couldn't tell if he was being serious or not. I didn't like the idea of my insides being damaged. No one said it was a joke even when I asked. I was very naive, from a very small town and I suspected it wasn't true but I didn't have the confidence to push back. After all, ovaries were something I had and they didn't, apparently. In the end, their tactic worked. I didn't bother them anymore of the subject and never had an opportunity to try the equipment while I was there. I did get to use one many years later when I was in my 30s. But I wonder if I had tried it age 18 and loved it and been given the support to progress whether it would be become more of a focus for me? I'm not too bothered now, but it's interesting - it makes you question...how many women out there may have gone down a different path entirely if the interests of their youth hadn't been shut down by a man?
