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I am Dr. Kim Woo-sung, a Korean medicine doctor at Eeum Women's Korean Medicine Clinic, who has been treating women's health issues since 2003. Complete recovery after a hysterectomy typically takes about 12 weeks (3 months), and the key to recovery during this period is "speed control." With 23 years of clinical experience and 40,000 treatment cases, I have compiled a guide to exercises by stage, ranging from walking the day after surgery to strength training; the optimal time to safely resume sexual relations (vaginal suture and pelvic stabilization); sleep management, which is crucial for wound healing; and five warning signs that require immediate medical attention. Korean medicine treatment after a hysterectomy replenishes the Qi and Blood depleted by the surgery to steadily accelerate the recovery process. ❓ Key Questions Answered in This Video Q1. When can I start exercising after a hysterectomy? → While light walking is recommended starting the day after surgery, it is generally considered safer to begin full-scale strength training after 6 to 8 weeks have passed and medical staff have confirmed your readiness. The exercise guide by stage is covered in detail starting at 0:58. Q2. When is it safe to resume sexual intercourse after a hysterectomy? → The timing is critical when the vaginal sutures have fully healed and the pelvis has stabilized. Generally, it is common to resume after consulting with medical staff, typically after at least 6 weeks have passed since surgery (starting at 2:32). Q3. If any symptoms appear after a hysterectomy, should I go to the hospital immediately? → Excessive bleeding, fever, and severe abdominal pain are known signs requiring immediate medical attention. The top 5 warning signs are summarized starting at 5:09. 🕒 Timeline 00:00 Key to 12-Week Recovery After Hysterectomy: Pace Control 00:58 Exercise Guide by Stage (From walking the day after surgery to strength training) 02:11 5 Conditions You Must Check Before Starting Full-Scale Exercise 02:32 When Is Sexual Intercourse Safe? (Vaginal Suturing and Pelvic Stabilizer) 03:44 The Crucial Reason Why 'Sleep,' Surprisingly Overlooked, Affects Wound Healing 04:30 Pro Tips for Deep Sleep After Surgery and Pain Management (Jujube Tea, Lavender Oil) 05:09 5 Warning Signs You Must Go to the Emergency Room or Hospital Without Delay 05:40 Comprehensive Summary of Key Points by Period for the 12 Weeks After Hysterectomy [Video Recommended by Ieum Women's Korean Medicine Clinic] Recovery After Hysterectomy: A Comprehensive Summary of the 3-Month Diet You Must Not Miss This is a guide to 'Nutrition and Diet,' which plays a major role in recovery alongside exercise and sleep. Watching them together creates a synergistic effect. 👉    • 자궁적출 수술 후 회복, 절대 놓치면 안 되는 3개월 식단 총정리   We provide tips for post-hysterectomy care! Please make sure to put them into practice. This video covers physical changes you may experience in daily life after surgery and secrets to preventing long-term aftereffects. 👉    • 자궁적출 수술 후 관리 요령을 알려드립니다! 꼭 실천하세요   ▶ Written and Provided by: Kim Woo-sung, Doctor of Korean Medicine (Chief Director of Ieum Women's Korean Medicine Clinic) 23 years of clinical practice in Korean medicine, over 40,000 cumulative treatments Treatment of women's diseases since 2003 Treatment of HPV-related diseases since 2013 Invited lecturer at Dongguk University College of Korean Medicine 23 years of clinical practice in Korean gynecology (Uterine fibroids, adenomyosis, endometriosis, chronic vaginitis, HPV, cervical dysplasia, PCOS, FHA, integrated menopausal management) ▶ More detailed treatment information: https://iumclinic.co.kr ▶ About the Director: https://iumclinic.co.kr/page/about-di... ▶ Official YouTube Channel:    / @iumclinic   ▶ Director's Blog: https://blog.naver.com/bandal2580 ▶ Treatment Reservations/Inquiries: 02-537-0969 ▶ Location: 4F, ​​My Building, 9 Seocho-daero 51-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul (In front of Seocho Station Exit 6) ▶ Telemedicine available for international patients (Koreans residing overseas in Australia, the US, Japan, Canada, etc.) ▶ Recovery after Hysterectomy from a Traditional Korean Medicine Perspective In Traditional Korean Medicine, major surgeries like a hysterectomy are viewed as "events that significantly deplete Qi and Blood." The recovery period is understood as a state where both Jeonggi (正氣) and Sinjeong (腎精) become deficient, and the functions of the spleen and stomach weaken. The perspective is that recovery is not merely a matter of wound healing, but requires replenishing the body's Qi, Blood, and Immunity (正氣) to ensure that recovery reaches the deeper layers of the body. Based on 23 years of clinical experience, combining herbal medicine that replenishes depleted Qi and Blood and regulates the Spleen, Stomach, and Kidneys with sufficient sleep, nutrition, and gradual exercise often leads to a stable recovery speed...