Stage 3 vaginal prolapse and 3.5 cm diastasis recti. Shortest time between surgeries? Does it matter which surgery is first?

The lab results are normally faxed to the PS, so the PS's office will determine if the the results of the lab tests fall withing the ranges to clear you for the TT.  Postpone your surgery in Miami until you are certain your PS has cleared you.  Otherwise, you could be paying for travel and a pro...

Thank you for your question. Immediately after surgery there can be some restriction on chest wall expansion due to discomfort, but this usually resolves very quickly, within hours to days. What you are describing as "restrictive pulmonary issues" is likely due to an internal lung problem and ...

In general, a healthy balanced diet is all you need before surgery.  I would otherwise recommend against any new diets before surgery.  From a surgical standpoint, protein intake would be key to optimizing outcome and wound healing, and I would recommend any changes from your normal diet in t...

 Thank you very much for that question. That is a phenomenon that is not so uncommon. Some medications may change taste perception.  Especially Cephalosporins (antibiotics)  are known to have this side effect.  Technically it can also be a substance...

I would obviously work with your neurologist. But I would not be terribly worried. My own opinion would be to get it done all in one surgery, so you're not going through two anesthesias. I don't think separating them adds anything.Good luck!