Hello and welcome to EmpowHer,
I am heartbroken to hear your story and I'm so sorry that traditional medicine has so completely let you down. I hope the information I give will help somewhat.
I am seeing a few things going on here. First of all, since having a hysterectomy was completely unnecessary, your body is most likely struggling to compensate for the lost organ. The uterus plays a huge role a regulating hormones. The following symptoms you described: night sweats, body aches, joint pain, acne outbreaks, daily headaches, horrible fatigue, arm and leg weakness, unexplainable weight gain, anemia; can all stem from hormonal imbalances.
The other issue such as high blood pressure and petechiae, most likely developed due to the stress your body in under to compensate after the hysterectomy.
I understand how dismissive and unapologetically aloof doctors can be, so I do not want to simply send you back into the system to flounder.
Since you have tried most avenues in traditional medicine, I suggest you try herbal/holistic medicine. I would start by consulting with holistic doctors with the perspective that everything got worse after the surgery. Keep in mind that the original reasons why you had horrible periods was misdiagnosed. Then the surgery made it worse.
So, the first step is the check your hormonal levels and look into hormone therapy either in holistic medicine or traditional medicine, whichever you prefer.
I hope that helps a little bit. Let us know if you have any more questions.
Faith
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Hello and welcome to EmpowHer,
I am heartbroken to hear your story and I'm so sorry that traditional medicine has so completely let you down. I hope the information I give will help somewhat.
I am seeing a few things going on here. First of all, since having a hysterectomy was completely unnecessary, your body is most likely struggling to compensate for the lost organ. The uterus plays a huge role a regulating hormones. The following symptoms you described: night sweats, body aches, joint pain, acne outbreaks, daily headaches, horrible fatigue, arm and leg weakness, unexplainable weight gain, anemia; can all stem from hormonal imbalances.
The other issue such as high blood pressure and petechiae, most likely developed due to the stress your body in under to compensate after the hysterectomy.
I understand how dismissive and unapologetically aloof doctors can be, so I do not want to simply send you back into the system to flounder.
January 17, 2016 - 1:43pmSince you have tried most avenues in traditional medicine, I suggest you try herbal/holistic medicine. I would start by consulting with holistic doctors with the perspective that everything got worse after the surgery. Keep in mind that the original reasons why you had horrible periods was misdiagnosed. Then the surgery made it worse.
So, the first step is the check your hormonal levels and look into hormone therapy either in holistic medicine or traditional medicine, whichever you prefer.
I hope that helps a little bit. Let us know if you have any more questions.
Faith
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