What are the risks of ovarian removal?

Current surgeries are already quite mature, including oophorectomy. A skilled doctor, good equipment and a good hospital are important factors in whether oophorectomy is successful and safe. In general, if the ovaries are removed safely, the damage will be minimal, but it will still cause some harm to the body.

First of all, the ovaries are very important for the endocrine balance of women. They mainly secrete steroid hormones, estrogen and progesterone. During puberty, these hormones can help women's physical signs develop and help their reproductive system develop. When a woman is pregnant, progesterone can make the endometrium reach a normal thickness so that the fertilized egg can implant and develop; it can reduce the number of uterine activities, keeping the uterus in a relatively stable state and preventing the problem of miscarriage. The first harm of ovarian removal is the disruption of endocrine balance. Causing damage to one's own health.

The ovaries are where eggs are produced. If a woman's ovaries are removed, she will not be able to produce eggs. We all know that only when the ovaries produce eggs, the eggs are discharged normally, and reach the uterus along the fallopian tubes can there be a chance of conception. If the egg can combine with the sperm during the process, it will form a fertilized egg, allowing you to conceive a baby. But once the ovaries are removed, it means that the woman will never be able to get pregnant again.

In addition, if a woman has her ovaries removed, she will need to use rapid medication for long-term treatment to ensure the endocrine balance in her body, and medication often brings relatively large side effects. Some women may even develop malignant tumors due to the stimulation of drugs, which seriously endangers their health.

Therefore, women must be aware of the dangers of ovarian removal and be more cautious when undergoing surgery. They should not remove their ovaries casually. If a woman suffers from polycystic ovary syndrome or ovarian cysts, she can undergo surgery to remove the cysts and preserve the ovaries, allowing her to retain her fertility.

The above is the answer to the question "What are the dangers of ovarian removal?" After the ovaries are removed, women have lost their basic reproductive rights as mothers. Female friends must recognize this. Secondly, other physiological functions will also be affected to some extent. Therefore, it is necessary to protect the ovaries.