HysterectomyResearch.com is an online resource to medical providers and researchers looking to understand the experiences of women who have had or are scheduled to have a hysterectomy. Through primary research means, our goal is to bring the needs of women faced with a hysterectomy to the forefront of the medical community.
(View Table of Contents) One time publication was released February 2005) Collecting data from nearly 6,000 registered members and visitors to HysterSisters.com (a hysterectomy recovery and support website), this report quantifies the extent to which women experiment with post-menopausal treatment options, are educated about hormone therapy and seek medical advice. In order to extact meaningful insight, this research draws statistical inference from various respondent groups-comparing women who are pre-op versus post-op and women who have not had their ovaries removed.
Available now. Because we are backed by a database of nearly 100,000 women who have either had or are scheduled to have a hysterectomy, we have the means of delivering custom research services including design, coding, building and back-end statistical analysis. Contact us with specific details about your research needs.
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I've been on the highest dosage of Climara patch ever since my surgery, and it pretty much stopped working for me. I've never had any hot flashes, but had unbelievable anxiety, moodswings, and crying spells every few minutes, along with vaginal atrophy and very rapid aging-I look much older than I really am!
I have Estraderm patch. The patch is driving me crazy! I have to change it twice a week and rotate the location so it is not in the same area for too long. Well, they just don't stick well. It slides and peels up at the edges (and I do put it on a clean dry spot each time).
I switched from the climara .1 mg patch to the vivelle dot .1 mg after my six week check up. My hormones were totally out of whack with the climara. After about 2-3 weeks on the vivelle dot I was having less "continual hot flashes" and not crying over everything and much less anxious.
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