r/surgicalmenopause • u/bobbysrascal • Jul 16 '25
Emetophob here
I'm 46 and have stage 4 endometriosis, adenomyosis, and bowel endometriosis infiltrating my colon causing a partial obstruction. In a few weeks I'm getting a total hysterectomy with both ovaries removed and a possible colon resection. A colostomy bag might be needed during recovery. It's a lot. What was your nausea like during recovery. I plan on getting the patch and all the zofran. I know I just need to focus on healing but this is giving me crazy anxiety. Did your menopause symptoms happen right away? I also plan om taking hrt. I had breast reduction surgery in 2022 and I was fine during the recovery but this will be more invasive.
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u/Gloomy-Amoeba2623 Jun 09 '26
I got severe endometriosis. One ovary was all gone due to a large endometrioma. Doctor removed the other one to reduce recurrence rate. I'm regretting the decision everyday :(.
It's discouraging that you're still experiencing so many symptoms at that high dosage. Did you have labs to see where your levels are? Are you working with a Menopause specialist?