Whatever," she said.
She joked about the safety precautions required after the procedure due to the radioactive tracer. "It didn't spread but then she's like, 'Do you have kids?
You can't be by your kids for the rest of the day. Make sure you don't sleep with them,'" Polizzi said.
She added a lighthearted comparison regarding her temporary isolation requirement. "So I was basically a walking Chernobyl for the rest of the day," she said.
Ahead of her surgery, Polizzi explained that her doctor needed to perform a surgical cut similar to a C-section rather than a laparoscopic procedure.
"My surgery is very soon," she said.
She acknowledged her anxiety about losing an organ during the operation. "I'm trying not to think about it or freak out.
Because like, I'm losing an organ. Right, it's an organ?
Your uterus, cervix thing? Yeah.
OK," Polizzi said.
The reality star sought recommendations from her audience regarding recovery tips for the open procedure.
"You guys know I don't like pain, and I want to be cosy and comfy, and I needed recommendations on how to recover the best way after my hysterectomy," she said.
She urged other women who have undergone similar procedures to provide practical advice.
"If I'm missing anything, mamas, anybody who has gotten a hysterectomy with the big cut, please help. I don't want to feel pain.
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If you know me, I'm a baby. I don't like pain.