Doctors &/or surgeons please?
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Although I concur with my colleague, Doc8, that it is entirely possible for you to have remaining endometrial implants, I would disagree that your complaint pattern is suggestive of endometriosis pain.\n\nIn a hysterectomy, the uterus, including the cervix, is removed.  The upper edge of the vaginal cuff which remains is sewn shut in a "purse-string" fashion.  There is necessarily some loss of length within the canal because of tissue removal and the suture line involving even more tissue.  \n\nThe vagina is normally a highly compliant organ, which can stretch by length or diameter without much resistance.  However, after a hysterectomy, the former location of the uterus above the vaginal pouch is occupied by a raw space which fills with fibrous scar.  Scar tissue has a series of phases it goes through and for many many months, it is NOT compliant.  During the maturation phase of this scar tissue, I could easily envision that the normal compliance of your vagina has changed.  Now, there is significant resistance to stretch.\n\nThis is, of course, a guess.  However, the time period over which scar tissue matures and softens is well in excess of a year.  If my guess is wrong, then you'll know in about 6 to 12 more months when the problem still hasn't gone away.  \n\nIn the mean time, I would humbly suggest that you appeal to the basic principle of country doctoring:  If it hurts, DON'T DO IT! :)\n\nI hope that helps.
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DOCTORS.......who else can know u better
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please check the doctor...or pharmacy
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Go to another doctor.
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I am not familiar with this surgeon but you might try doing a google search to see if there is any negative input on the Internet.  You could also ask for references.  Ask how many of these type of surgeries he has done.
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questions for a doctor....go see one....
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See a doctor and nutrionist.
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you should consult a surgeon , this may be normal or may indicate a serious problem
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I would check the med board certification and if they are certified in plastic surgery specifically(any dr can be a plastic surgeon,even a dentist!) and find out how many surgeries they have performed, make an appointment with the drs and get a feel for them as well as a peek at other patients .  Ask them point blank about certification, # of surgeries performed etc.  If they act insulted or make you feel 'icky', RUN!!  A good dr would incourage a patient to do his/her research and be glad to tell you about him/herself and will do his/her best to make you feel comfortable.
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seek professional medical advice
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it can typically take upto a few months, in some cases it may never become less obvious, stay in touch with your surgeon, good luck
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Go to the doctor for advice
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See a doctor, you need professional advice...;
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I would see your regular doctor and ask him to refer you to a specialist
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Yeah...I definitely wouldn't rely on the expertise of people who use Yahoo Answers, go see a doctor!
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I think you should ask your doctor or the person performing the service
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Maybe.  Visit a doctor.