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Andrew Clark8, I was actually in that exact same surgery at the Mayo Clinic nearly two years ago, and honestly, everything went flawlessly. Dr. Sindik performed the procedure perfectly, and I haven’t had a single issue with my cervix since... though God willing, I never will again. You go under general anesthesia, and before you know it, about twenty minutes later, the whole thing is over. The nurses are incredibly kind; they'll help move you straight to a recovery bed. You’re going to feel incredibly bloated—it's enough to drive you crazy—and yes, there is pain, but that's expected. The absolute most critical part, however, is the recovery period. You have to follow your doctor's orders to the letter regarding rest. Because the area is naturally moist and warm, healing is a slow process. You cannot push yourself; if you strain, you risk the stitches tearing or causing bleeding. If there's anything else you need to know, just ask...
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Thomas Fox67, if you want my honest advice, get yourself to a doctor immediately. All those pills are just masking the pain; they aren't touching the actual cause. Honestly, the stuff you're taking looks strong enough to drop a horse... a headache that intense isn't normal. For my own headaches, I usually just stick to Excedrin or something similar... I really hope you can find some relief soon, because living with a migraine like that is pure misery...
Listen, ladies, if you’re currently dealing with HPV... I’m giving you some heartfelt advice based on my own journey: make it your absolute mission to build up and protect your immune system. For about six months, I was drinking liquid aloe vera three times a day—it tastes absolutely revolting, but it’s incredibly potent and it works. I also brewed various homemade herbal teas to detox my system, and of course, I stayed consistent with Nature Made Folic Acid in B-complex tablet form. I was diagnosed with CIN III and had to undergo surgery, but now, a full year later, my Pap smear results are completely clear. I feel fantastic; I can’t even remember the last time I so much as sneezed. The bottom line is that you have to be completely dedicated to your own recovery, because it truly pays off. Good luck, girls!