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Pregnant After a Vaginal Hysterctomy

Hey all, I was wondering if this is even possible or am i just CRAZY!!
I had a vaginal hysterectomy in Nov (2011) recently i have felt like i am pregnant. Excessive tiredness, food cravings, muscle weekness, and my nipples are sore as heck. I dont understand it, i know you go thru changes after having one, but is this normal. Could i be actually prgnant? Has anyone had this happen to them or felt this way after having one?

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I would say no, but if the fallopian tubes are still there and didn't get shut off correctly, maybe? I don't really know, but its so odd. I also know that menopause type symptoms can also feel like pregnancy...maye take a test and/or call your ob.

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Did you have a total hysterectomy or a partial? If you have your ovaries and fallopian tubes then I guess it could be possible, but not likely. You may be experiencing hormone changes.

Or you are playing an April’s fool’s joke.

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Without a uterus, you cannot have a real pregnancy. If you still have at least one ovary and one fallopian tube, I suppose it's possible that you have a tubal pregnancy. If that's the case, you'll need to see a doctor before the tube bursts. How about a home pregnancy test?

Or this is for April Fool's Day.

ETA: I just looked at Bug's link, which basically says what I just said above. So, I think a doctor's visit is in order.

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J.:

If you are pregnant - you would be the first woman to conceive without her parts..You cannot get pregnant after you've had a hysterectomy.

I would contact my doctor and tell them exactly what you are feeling - you may have to go in for a blood draw and see what your hormones are doing.

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Sounds like a menopausal symptom. It's hormones. Talk to your doc or go the herbal route to alleviate symptoms. Black Cohosh... try it.

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If you still have ovaries, your hormones can still fluctuate causing all of those symptoms.

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You can't be pregnant without a uterus.

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