M. D. Lauren F. Streicher
The Essential Guide to Hysterectomy
Advice from a Gynecologist on Your Choices Before, During, and After Surgery
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The Essential Guide to Hysterectomy
Advice from a Gynecologist on Your Choices Before, During, and After Surgery
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This updated version of the groundbreaking book reveals what a survey of post-hysterectomy patients have said; what men have to say about their fears, perceptions, and misconceptions about their sexual relationships with their partner after hysterectomy; and what choices 1,000 board certified female gynecologists would make for themselves if they were facing hysterectomy.
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This updated version of the groundbreaking book reveals what a survey of post-hysterectomy patients have said; what men have to say about their fears, perceptions, and misconceptions about their sexual relationships with their partner after hysterectomy; and what choices 1,000 board certified female gynecologists would make for themselves if they were facing hysterectomy.
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- Verlag: M. Evans & Company
- Second Edition
- Seitenzahl: 482
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Februar 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 692g
- ISBN-13: 9781590772119
- ISBN-10: 1590772113
- Artikelnr.: 36282890
- Verlag: M. Evans & Company
- Second Edition
- Seitenzahl: 482
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Februar 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 692g
- ISBN-13: 9781590772119
- ISBN-10: 1590772113
- Artikelnr.: 36282890
As a recognized leader in women's health, Dr. Lauren F. Streicher appears frequently on national television discussing all aspects of obstetrics and gynecology. Her appearances on The Dr. Oz Show, The Today Show, and Good Morning America have earned her legions of fans and loyal followers impressed by her winning personality and unique ability to address the complicated health issues facing women today. In addition to being a practicing physician and surgeon, Dr. Streicher is an assistant clinical professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Northwestern University's medical school, the Feinberg School of Medicine, in Chicago.
Preface Part I. Hysterectomy Past and Present Chapter 1: The History and
Politics of Hysterectomy Chapter 2: Anatomy 101 Chapter 3: Who Gets a
Hysterectomy? Who Absolutely Needs One? Part II. Uterine Disorders and
Alternatives to Hysterectomy Chapter 4: Fibroids-What, Where, and How
Chapter 5: Nonsurgical Treatment of Fibroids Chapter 6: Removing Fibroids
Chapter 7: Uterine Prolapse Chapter 8: Pain and Abnormal Bleeding Chapter
9: Precancerous Conditions and Cancer Part III. Surgery and Recovery
Chapter 10: Abdominal Hysterectomy Chapter 11: Vaginal Hysterectomy and
Treatment of Urinary Incontinence Chapter 12: Laparoscopic and
Robotic-Assisted Hysterectomy Chapter 13: Choosing a Surgeon Chapter 14:
Anesthetic Issues Chapter 15: Preparing for Surgery Chapter 16: The Day of
Surgery Chapter 17: Recovering From Surgery Chapter 18: Complications and
How to Reduce Your Risk Part IV. Decisions Regarding Surgery Chapter 19:
The Cervix Decision Chapter 20: The Ovary Decision Chapter 21: Women at
Genetic Risk for Gynecologic Cancers Chapter 22: Time for That Tummy Tuck?
Plastic and Associated Procedures Part V. Life after Hysterectomy Chapter
23: Exercise and other Acitivites Chapter 24: A Word (or Two) about
Hormones Chapter 25: Alternatives to Estrogen Therapy Chapter 26: Sex after
Hysterectomy Chapter 27: Pregnancy after Hysterectomy Chapter 28: What I
Have Learned from My Patients (and Their Husbands) Chapter 29: Resources
Index About the Author
Politics of Hysterectomy Chapter 2: Anatomy 101 Chapter 3: Who Gets a
Hysterectomy? Who Absolutely Needs One? Part II. Uterine Disorders and
Alternatives to Hysterectomy Chapter 4: Fibroids-What, Where, and How
Chapter 5: Nonsurgical Treatment of Fibroids Chapter 6: Removing Fibroids
Chapter 7: Uterine Prolapse Chapter 8: Pain and Abnormal Bleeding Chapter
9: Precancerous Conditions and Cancer Part III. Surgery and Recovery
Chapter 10: Abdominal Hysterectomy Chapter 11: Vaginal Hysterectomy and
Treatment of Urinary Incontinence Chapter 12: Laparoscopic and
Robotic-Assisted Hysterectomy Chapter 13: Choosing a Surgeon Chapter 14:
Anesthetic Issues Chapter 15: Preparing for Surgery Chapter 16: The Day of
Surgery Chapter 17: Recovering From Surgery Chapter 18: Complications and
How to Reduce Your Risk Part IV. Decisions Regarding Surgery Chapter 19:
The Cervix Decision Chapter 20: The Ovary Decision Chapter 21: Women at
Genetic Risk for Gynecologic Cancers Chapter 22: Time for That Tummy Tuck?
Plastic and Associated Procedures Part V. Life after Hysterectomy Chapter
23: Exercise and other Acitivites Chapter 24: A Word (or Two) about
Hormones Chapter 25: Alternatives to Estrogen Therapy Chapter 26: Sex after
Hysterectomy Chapter 27: Pregnancy after Hysterectomy Chapter 28: What I
Have Learned from My Patients (and Their Husbands) Chapter 29: Resources
Index About the Author
Preface Part I. Hysterectomy Past and Present Chapter 1: The History and
Politics of Hysterectomy Chapter 2: Anatomy 101 Chapter 3: Who Gets a
Hysterectomy? Who Absolutely Needs One? Part II. Uterine Disorders and
Alternatives to Hysterectomy Chapter 4: Fibroids-What, Where, and How
Chapter 5: Nonsurgical Treatment of Fibroids Chapter 6: Removing Fibroids
Chapter 7: Uterine Prolapse Chapter 8: Pain and Abnormal Bleeding Chapter
9: Precancerous Conditions and Cancer Part III. Surgery and Recovery
Chapter 10: Abdominal Hysterectomy Chapter 11: Vaginal Hysterectomy and
Treatment of Urinary Incontinence Chapter 12: Laparoscopic and
Robotic-Assisted Hysterectomy Chapter 13: Choosing a Surgeon Chapter 14:
Anesthetic Issues Chapter 15: Preparing for Surgery Chapter 16: The Day of
Surgery Chapter 17: Recovering From Surgery Chapter 18: Complications and
How to Reduce Your Risk Part IV. Decisions Regarding Surgery Chapter 19:
The Cervix Decision Chapter 20: The Ovary Decision Chapter 21: Women at
Genetic Risk for Gynecologic Cancers Chapter 22: Time for That Tummy Tuck?
Plastic and Associated Procedures Part V. Life after Hysterectomy Chapter
23: Exercise and other Acitivites Chapter 24: A Word (or Two) about
Hormones Chapter 25: Alternatives to Estrogen Therapy Chapter 26: Sex after
Hysterectomy Chapter 27: Pregnancy after Hysterectomy Chapter 28: What I
Have Learned from My Patients (and Their Husbands) Chapter 29: Resources
Index About the Author
Politics of Hysterectomy Chapter 2: Anatomy 101 Chapter 3: Who Gets a
Hysterectomy? Who Absolutely Needs One? Part II. Uterine Disorders and
Alternatives to Hysterectomy Chapter 4: Fibroids-What, Where, and How
Chapter 5: Nonsurgical Treatment of Fibroids Chapter 6: Removing Fibroids
Chapter 7: Uterine Prolapse Chapter 8: Pain and Abnormal Bleeding Chapter
9: Precancerous Conditions and Cancer Part III. Surgery and Recovery
Chapter 10: Abdominal Hysterectomy Chapter 11: Vaginal Hysterectomy and
Treatment of Urinary Incontinence Chapter 12: Laparoscopic and
Robotic-Assisted Hysterectomy Chapter 13: Choosing a Surgeon Chapter 14:
Anesthetic Issues Chapter 15: Preparing for Surgery Chapter 16: The Day of
Surgery Chapter 17: Recovering From Surgery Chapter 18: Complications and
How to Reduce Your Risk Part IV. Decisions Regarding Surgery Chapter 19:
The Cervix Decision Chapter 20: The Ovary Decision Chapter 21: Women at
Genetic Risk for Gynecologic Cancers Chapter 22: Time for That Tummy Tuck?
Plastic and Associated Procedures Part V. Life after Hysterectomy Chapter
23: Exercise and other Acitivites Chapter 24: A Word (or Two) about
Hormones Chapter 25: Alternatives to Estrogen Therapy Chapter 26: Sex after
Hysterectomy Chapter 27: Pregnancy after Hysterectomy Chapter 28: What I
Have Learned from My Patients (and Their Husbands) Chapter 29: Resources
Index About the Author