Doctors almost never inform women of all the changes they will feel during recovery from major surgery because there are too many possible changes. Most changes and symptoms go away on their own. The surgeons also do not cover all of the unusual or rare but recognized complications of hysterectomy.
Eight, 8 oz. glasses of water a day: itâs a rule thatâs been burned into our brains for years as the ideal amount of fluid to drink each day. Yet no matter how many times experts say that's not quite accurate, many still believe 8x8 is the magic amount.
When you're dehydrated, your eyes, nose, mouth, skin and hair will also feel dry. The Institue of Medicine (IOM) established some general guidelines for water intake in 2004. Healthy adult women need around 91 ounces of total water and healthy adult men need about 125 ounces every day. But that doesnât mean you need to chug over 11 cups of water every day. Total water also includes the water in other beverages -- yep, even that coffee -- as well as the water in hydrating, high-water-volume foods.