What is the recovery time for a laparascopic supracervical hysterectomy procedure?

Answer 1

As long as it takes is the simple answer. This depends a great deal on your own physical condition at the time of the operation,any complications and how you treat your recovery. Most experts seem to agree that by 4- 6 weeks you should be back to normal. It also seems that abdominal hysterectomy takes longer as the incision takes longer to heal than the laproscopic entry ports.

Answer 2

This will depend of whether laproscopic or abdominal. Laproscopic recovery periods are usually quicker as the incisions ae smaller. Average recovery is 4-6 weeks but depends on your fitness,health,diet,attitude etc. Could be shorter or longer

Answer 3

Recovery times for hysterectomy depend on a number of factors. First an abdominal will take longer than a laproscopic usually 6-8 weeks as opposed to 4-6 weeks. Secondly your state of mind will affect your recovery, the more positive you are the quicker you will recover. Thirdly how quickly your body heals will also affect recovery. Some women will recover within four weeks some I have heard of have said 6 months. Best advice is to follow your medical team's advice, take a positive attitude, don't try to do too much and listen to your body.

Answer 4

Depends on the person and the type of hysterectomy. Recovery times seem to be shorter for laproscopic over abdominal but most experts say 4 to 6 weeks.

Answer 5

Depends on you the person. Some women heal faster than others. The general consensus is 3-6 weeks providing you follow your octors instructions.

Answer 6

The recovery process from a hysterectomy can take up to six weeks. The recovery process is very individual however, so recovering may take some people longer than others.