<human>: I had a robotic hysterectomy 11/05/2012, due to pre cancerous cells. Everything was removed. I have had painful intercourse with my husband of 34 years since I have had the hysterectomy. I have seen 2 gynecologists one said I had adhesions, another said I have a neuroma on my vaginal cuff. I have had 4 children and the back pain I feel right now after my exam today is very similar to the back pain I felt with labor. I was advised that this is uncharted territory and can either have an injection in the site (painful) or surgery. Note: I have had Mortons neuroma in both of my feet.
<bot>: Hello, Thanks for writing to us, Back pain is common after uterine surgery you can first do physiotherapy, If pain doesn't relieve then you can get a shot of injection. The pain is of neuropathic origin, either Pregabalin or Gabapentin or Amitriptyline usage will resolve the symptoms. You need to learn and continue back strengthening exercises. I hope that I have answered your query. Let me know if I can help you further. Take care