Fibroid Healing

Recovery After Myoma Surgery – Patient Information Guide

General Information

The recovery process after myoma surgery, while varying according to the type of surgery (open, laparoscopic, robotic, or vNOTES), is generally a controlled and safe process.

First Hours

• Mild pain and fatigue may occur
• Early ambulation is usually achieved
• Fluid intake is started shortly

Hospital Stay

• Open surgery: 2–3 days
• Laparoscopy / robotic: 1 day
• vNOTES: same day or next day

First Days

• Mild pain and tenderness are normal
• Slow walking is recommended
• A feeling of fatigue may occur

Return to Daily Life

• Laparoscopy / vNOTES: within 1 week
• Open surgery: within 2–4 weeks

Return to Work

• Desk job: 1–2 weeks
• Physical job: 3–6 weeks

Points to Consider

• Avoid heavy lifting
• Constipation should be prevented
• Wound care should be performed
• Doctor's appointments should not be missed

Sexual Life

It is generally recommended to resume after 4–6 weeks.

Sports and Exercise

• Light walking: early period
• Moderate exercise: after 2–3 weeks
• Heavy exercise: after 4–6 weeks

Pregnancy Plan

• Generally recommended after 3–6 months
• Varies according to uterine repair

When to Consult a Doctor?

• Severe pain
• Fever
• Excessive bleeding
• Redness or discharge at the wound site

Clinical Fact

Recovery time is significantly shorter with minimally invasive methods.

Conclusion

With proper care and attention after myoma surgery, patients can return to their normal lives in a short period.