Who had this removed? How did the surgery go? What kind of anesthesia did they use? How long was you…

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Who had this removed? How did the surgery go? What kind of anesthesia did they use? How long was your recovery after the surgery? I also read that gas is really tough afterward, is that true? I read and the doctor said they put a tube in the trachea. Oh my goodness, how scary 🫣🤦 I went for an ultrasound today, and it hasn't gotten smaller, it's 9 by 8. I can feel it myself now. By evening, it's a real pain, my stomach aches. Well, it's understandable, the baby is on me all day, just constantly in my arms. My husband helps, takes them for walks, puts them to sleep, but he's only human and can't be on alert every second. Everything is so scary, I'm worried. Should I leave the kids with my husband? He'll manage, but it's school, homework, you have to get into all of that in detail. The little one is the one who needs attention 24/7. He's quite the little rascal growing up. There's no point in asking the grandmothers. I only asked them to cook and bring food or come and cook. They don't want to deal with the kids.
Сейчас живу в частном доме у мамы. Только полы пропылесосишь, помоешь, а через час снова пыль и како…
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Tatyana
Everything was removed normally.
I had something on my ovary...
I went under anesthesia, came out of it well… nothing hurt...
I brought anesthetic spray for my throat)
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Yanina
My cyst turned out to be a tumor, a cystadenoma. I took Espumisan for gas, someone recommended it, and I didn't feel anything bad. The anesthesia was general, but they also offered another kind, in the back. I refused, and no one argued. I woke up with 3 incisions, 2 stitched, and a tube in one. The tube was there for 2 or 3 days, blood and something else were draining into it. Because of the tube, my temperature stayed at 37.2°C (98.9°F). That low-grade fever makes me feel worse than 38.5°C (101.3°F). I think I also had a catheter for a while. As soon as they removed the tube, I felt better. I was discharged after 7 days; they could have let me go after 5, I was already feeling fine. On the 7th day, they even commented that I was running down the hall 🤣 I was 22, and I just wanted to get back to my room from the bathroom faster. Two weeks later, I got the histology results, which described everything in detail.
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yuliya yakubova
The surgery itself isn't complicated, it's done with small incisions. I had laparoscopy twice, and you recover and get moving easily afterwards. The gas, yes, it's an unpleasant thing, your stomach hurts a bit in the evening because of it. The stitches never hurt, but the gas was a bit rough for an evening. I didn't have catheters, everything was stitched up right away without problems. They put a tube down your throat, so bring lozenges because your throat might feel scratchy for 1-2 days, like with a cold. Lozenges make it easier. They let me go home on the 4th day for the weekend, and by the 7th day, I was already on a business trip to the Far East!)
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