Reply to "Hysterectomy and J-Pouch Functioning"

JoanneMember

Thank you for sharing your experience. Can you please clarify what exactly happened? Did you have these prolapses because of a hysterectomy or because of childbirth and it was repaired during the hysterectomy? In my situation, the gynecological oncologist is concerned that I will develop uterine cancer. I already have CLL, a blood cancer. The pouch specialist, Dr Bo Shen formerly from the Cleveland Clinic and now at NY Columbia Presbyterian is concerned that after 21 years of having a pouch, removing the uterus could affect the functioning of my pouch. Complicated convergence of 3 medical issues is never easy. Thank you again for sharing!

1/27/228:50 PM

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