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Walking after your Hysterectomy

One of the best things you can do for recovery is walking!

Taking short, frequent walks can help your body to heal faster. Walking helps to reduce blood clots, prevent constipation, gas issues and more.

Make sure to listen to your body, and do not push yourself. Start off slow and then increase distance and speed, if you choose. If your tummy gets swollen, or you experience more pain – take a break. Stop. A good tip is to make sure to take your phone with you. If you get to far from home and need to stop, call for a ride!

Be kind to yourself,
Bluebird Sisters(tm)
Hysterectomy Store

Tummy Tip

While preparing for your recovery, make sure to check out our Pocket Tummy Pillow!

Not only do they come in super fun, vibrant, colorful patterns, they have many uses for recovery.

  • Use it between you and the seat belt for the drive home as well as to follow up appointments.
  • Hold it over your tummy to help ease the pain of coughs and sneezes.
  • Protect your incision from your furry family members, and even younger children.
  • …and more!

Each pillow comes with two cool packs. They can be frozen or warmed to help provide relief for all stages of recovery.

This is a top seller, and a personal favorite of ours! Check out all the fun designs!

Be kind to yourself,
Bluebird Sisters(tm)
Hysterectomy Store

Ideas for my Hot Flashes?

Do you have ideas to manage my hot flashes and other menopause symptoms?

Yes! Indeed, we do!

Don’t underestimate the power of a fan. And if you can’t be sure there will be one where you’re going, equip yourself with a handheld, battery-operated one or a fan that is USB for your phone. Some even have a spray feature built in!”

“Layers. Always dress in a way that if a hot flash takes over, you can remove a piece of clothing without over shedding!”

“Carry cold water with you and keep it by your bedside at night. Water makes for quick relief when a hot flash hits. You can drink it down or pour it on, depending on where you are and how desperate you are!”

Read more Menopause tips here.